FDNBUSM 03 · Ordinary Annuities and Loan Balances — Hard Exam

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Independent original practice cases. Amounts are Philippine pesos (PHP); enter numeric answers without currency symbols. Use the stated interest and payment timing. j is a nominal annual rate, i an effective payment-period rate, n the number of payments, and t years. Payment and compounding periods coincide unless stated otherwise. The factors are a(i,n) = [1 − (1 + i)^−n]/i and s(i,n) = [(1 + i)^n − 1]/i; at i = 0 both equal n. Keep full calculator precision and round money to 2 decimals only at the end; numeric money tolerance is PHP 0.02. Percentage answers are in percent, not decimal form. Report percentage and fractional-period/year answers to at least four decimal places unless exact; whole payment-count answers remain integers. Ignore taxes, fees and rounding of actual bank installments unless explicitly given. The Week 8 syllabus lists Annuities and Sinking Funds for Quiz 2; an exact calendar date was not verified.

Questions

01PHP 4,000 is deposited at each month end for 18 months at 6% nominal compounded monthly. What is the balance immediately after deposit 18?
  1. PHP 75,143.15
  2. PHP 75,518.87
  3. PHP 72,000.00
  4. PHP 78,762.88
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
02An appliance requires PHP 20,000 now and 24 month-end installments of PHP 6,000. At 1% effective monthly interest, what is its equivalent cash price?
  1. PHP 127,460.32
  2. PHP 164,000.00
  3. PHP 181,840.79
  4. PHP 147,460.32
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
03PHP 180,000 is repaid in 36 equal month-end installments at 12% nominal compounded monthly. What is the theoretical installment?
  1. PHP 6,800.00
  2. PHP 4,178.58
  3. PHP 5,978.58
  4. PHP 5,000.00
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
04A PHP 180,000 loan uses 36 equal month-end installments, first due in one month, at 1% monthly. Find balance immediately after installment 12. Use the unrounded theoretical installment.
  1. PHP 143,485.82
  2. PHP 127,005.20
  3. PHP 131,667.10
  4. PHP 108,257.09
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
05Four PHP 12,000 annual payments occur at years 3–6. At 8% annually, what is their PV at year 0?
  1. PHP 34,075.38
  2. PHP 31,551.28
  3. PHP 39,745.52
  4. PHP 54,073.34
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
06A PHP 200,000 loan at 1% monthly requires 24 ordinary installments plus an additional PHP 50,000 balloon with installment 24. Find each regular installment.
  1. PHP 9,414.69
  2. PHP 7,061.02
  3. PHP 11,268.37
  4. PHP 7,561.02
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
07A 36-payment ordinary loan at 1% monthly has installment R. Which expression is the balance immediately BEFORE payment 12?
  1. R a(.01,25)
  2. R s(.01,12)
  3. R + R a(.01,24)
  4. R a(.01,24)
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
08PHP 5,000 is deposited at every month end at 1% monthly. What minimum whole number of deposits reaches PHP 100,000?
  1. 21
  2. 19
  3. 18
  4. 20
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
09A loan of PHP 100,000 charges 1% monthly. The proposed month-end payment is PHP 900. Under this fixed-rate model, which conclusion follows?
  1. The debt does not amortize because payment is below first-month interest.
  2. The debt is cleared in 112 months
  3. The debt is cleared in 100 months
  4. The loan has no interest because payment is too small
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf
10A PHP 150,000 loan at 9% nominal compounded monthly is repaid by 30 equal month-end installments. What is the principal portion of installment 1?
  1. PHP 5,602.22
  2. PHP 1,125.00
  3. PHP 5,000.00
  4. PHP 4,477.22
Slater_Ch20_526-561 Textbook.pdf; Time Value of Money - Annuities.ppsx; Ordinary Annuities.ppt; FDNBUSM_Syllabus-1st-term-AY-2026-2027.pdf