Confirm Interest Rate Solution on Total Loan

In summary: Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.look at the below quotes carefully,the firm repays a total of $3997.75. 48548.48 total amount of money lent1000(0.075)+0.0825y=3997.75Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.it's not correct!:)Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.i can't figure it out. please help.Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.i can't figure it out. please help.
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bergausstein
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A small firm borrows \$1000 from a stockholder at a sim-pleinterest rate of 7.5%. The company secretary lends the firm an additional sum at a simple interest rate of
8.25%. At the end of one year, the firm repays a total of
\$3997.75. How much did the secretary lend the firm and
what is the simple interest rate on the total loan?

let

$y=$ additional money lent

$1000+y =$ total amount of money lent.

$1000(0.075)+0.0825y=3997.75$

$0.0825y=3997.75-75$

$y=47,548.48$ - additional money lent.

$1000+47,548.84 = 48548.48$ total amount of money lent.

$\frac{3997.75}{48548.48}=0.823=8.23\%$ interest rate on the total loan.i just want to confirm if my solution is correct. thanks!
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

look at the below quotes carefully,
the firm repays a total of $3997.75.
48548.48 total amount of money lent
\(\displaystyle 1000(0.075)+0.0825y=3997.75\)
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

it's not correct!:)
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

i can't figure it out. please help.
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

bergausstein said:
i can't figure it out. please help.
Hello.

Stockholder: 1000.00

Interest stockholder:[tex]\ 1000.00*0.075=75.00[/tex]

Secretary= x

Interest secretary= 0.0825x

It tries to continue.

Regards.
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

that's what i do above.

i added $75+0.0825y=3997.75$ then $y=47548.48485$

what's wrong with my solution?
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

bergausstein said:
that's what i do above.

i added $75+0.0825y=3997.75$ then $y=47548.48485$

what's wrong with my solution?

Hello.

A small firm, at the end of one year, the firm repays a total of $3997.75. (The amount + interests)

Repays: 1000.00+75.00+x+0.0825x=3997.75

For all these questions, you thinks that it is your money, and you will see like you are not wrong. :) If you give 1000.00 $ to one year, to an interest rate. You are satisfied if only they give you the interests?

It tries to continue. :)

Regards.
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

the additional money lent is \$2700

the total money lent is \$3700.

simple interest rate of total loan is

$0.0825(y)+75=0.0825(2700)+75=297.75$

the simple interest rate for the total loan is 8% am i correct?
 
  • #9
Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

bergausstein said:
the additional money lent is \$2700

the total money lent is \$3700.

simple interest rate of total loan is

$0.0825(y)+75=0.0825(2700)+75=297.75$

the simple interest rate for the total loan is 8% am i correct?

Yes.

8.047%

Regards.
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

mente oscura said:
...
It tries to continue...

Have you ever seen the movie The Silence of The Lambs? (Smile)

Your wording there puts me in mind of a character in the movie.
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

MarkFL said:
Have you ever seen the movie The Silence of The Lambs? (Smile)

Your wording there puts me in mind of a character in the movie.

(Rofl)

What?

Yes.

Yes, I have seen the movie. Whom do I him resemble?(Bigsmile)

Regards.
 
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Re: ALGEBRA Profit problem.

mente oscura said:
(Rofl)

What?

Yes.

Yes, I have seen the movie. Whom do I him resemble?(Bigsmile)

Regards.

Do you recall the serial killer "Buffalo Bill" that was keeping the young woman in a pit in his basement, and he would say things like:

"It rubs the lotion on its skin..."

"It puts the lotion in the basket..."

When you stated, "It tries to continue," I thought of this character. :D

I do apologize to the OP for hijacking the thread, but I just couldn't resist interjecting a bit of humor here and the thread seemed to have run its course.
 
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bergausstein said:
A small firm borrows \$1000 from a stockholder at a sim-pleinterest rate of 7.5%. The company secretary lends the firm an additional sum at a simple interest rate of
8.25%. At the end of one year, the firm repays a total of
\$3997.75. How much did the secretary lend the firm and
what is the simple interest rate on the total loan?

let

$y=$ additional money lent

$1000+y =$ total amount of money lent.

$1000(0.075)+0.0825y=3997.75$
This is incorrect. The left side is the interest accrued over the year. The right side is the total principle and interest. They are NOT equal.

$0.0825y=3997.75-75$

$y=47,548.48$ - additional money lent.

$1000+47,548.84 = 48548.48$ total amount of money lent.

$\frac{3997.75}{48548.48}=0.823=8.23\%$ interest rate on the total loan.i just want to confirm if my solution is correct. thanks!
 

Related to Confirm Interest Rate Solution on Total Loan

1. What is the purpose of confirming the interest rate solution on a total loan?

The purpose of confirming the interest rate solution on a total loan is to ensure accuracy and transparency in the loan process. By confirming the interest rate, the lender and borrower can agree on the terms and conditions of the loan, including the amount of interest to be paid over the life of the loan.

2. How is the interest rate solution calculated on a total loan?

The interest rate solution on a total loan is calculated by taking into account various factors such as the principal amount, loan term, credit score, and current market conditions. Lenders use this information to determine the risk associated with lending the money and to set an appropriate interest rate for the borrower.

3. What happens if the confirmed interest rate solution changes during the loan process?

If the confirmed interest rate solution changes during the loan process, the lender and borrower will need to renegotiate the terms and conditions of the loan. This could result in a change in the monthly payments or the total amount of interest paid over the life of the loan.

4. What is the difference between a fixed and variable interest rate solution?

A fixed interest rate solution remains the same throughout the life of the loan, while a variable interest rate may change periodically based on market conditions. Fixed interest rates provide more stability and predictability for borrowers, while variable rates can result in lower or higher payments depending on market fluctuations.

5. How can I ensure that the interest rate solution on my total loan is fair and accurate?

The best way to ensure that the interest rate solution on your total loan is fair and accurate is to carefully review all the terms and conditions of the loan before signing. You can also shop around and compare offers from different lenders to find the best interest rate for your specific financial situation.

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