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QA III Review Name ________________________________________________________ Simple Interest = Annual Percentage Yield 1 + ! ! ! 1 Present Value Single Deposit (Compound) = 1 + ! ! !" Continuous Compounding = !" Future Value Periodic Deposit = ! !! ! ! !" !! ! ! Present Value Single Deposit = ! !! ! ! !" Present Value Periodic Deposit = ! ! ! !! ! ! !" !! 1. The Carpenter’s Chronicle charges $12 for each of the first three lines of a classified ad and $7.25 for each additional line. Express the cost of an x-line ad, c(x), algebraically as a piecewise function. 2. In 1998 Lisa earned $149,461.20. The Social Security maximum taxable income was $68,400, and the Social Security percent was 6.2%. In what month did Lisa hit the maximum taxable Social Security income? How much Social Security tax did Lisa pay in June, to the nearest cent? 3. Ina’s employer offers a sliding paid vacation. When she started work, she was given two paid days of vacation. For each four-month period she stays at the job, her vacation is increased by one day. Let x represent the number of 4-month periods worked and y represent the total number of vacation days. Write an equation that models the relationship between these variables. How much paid vacation time will she have after working for this employer for 6.5 years?

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QAIIIReviewName________________________________________________________

SimpleInterest𝐼 = 𝑝𝑟𝑡

AnnualPercentageYield 1 + !!

!− 1

PresentValueSingleDeposit(Compound)𝐵 = 𝑝 1 + !!

!"

ContinuousCompounding𝐵 = 𝑝𝑒 !"

FutureValuePeriodicDeposit𝐵 =! !!!!

!"!!

!!

PresentValueSingleDeposit𝑝 = !

!!!!!"

PresentValuePeriodicDeposit𝑝 =! !

!

!!!!!"

!!

1. TheCarpenter’sChroniclecharges$12foreachofthefirstthreelinesofaclassifiedadand$7.25for

eachadditionalline.Expressthecostofanx-linead,c(x),algebraicallyasapiecewisefunction.

2. In1998Lisaearned$149,461.20.TheSocialSecuritymaximumtaxableincomewas$68,400,andtheSocialSecuritypercentwas6.2%.InwhatmonthdidLisahitthemaximumtaxableSocialSecurityincome?HowmuchSocialSecuritytaxdidLisapayinJune,tothenearestcent?

3. Ina’semployeroffersaslidingpaidvacation.Whenshestartedwork,shewasgiventwopaiddaysofvacation.Foreachfour-monthperiodshestaysatthejob,hervacationisincreasedbyoneday.Letxrepresentthenumberof4-monthperiodsworkedandyrepresentthetotalnumberofvacationdays.Writeanequationthatmodelstherelationshipbetweenthesevariables.Howmuchpaidvacationtimewillshehaveafterworkingforthisemployerfor6.5years?

4. Jesseestimatesthatitwillcost$275,000tosendhisnewbornsontoaprivatecollegein18years.Hecurrentlyhas$45,000todepositinanaccount.Whatsimpleinterestratewouldheneedsothat$45,000growsinto$275,000in18years?Roundtothenearestpercent.

5. Ifyouinvested$10,000at3.8%compoundeddailyforfiveyears,whatwouldbeyourendingbalance?

6. KingsParkBankisadvertisingaspecial5.08%APRforCDs.KevintakesoutaoneyearCDfor$24,000.Theinterestiscompoundeddaily.FindtheAPYforKevin’saccount.

7. Ifyoudeposit$3000at2.65%interest,compoundedcontinuously,whatwouldyourendingbalancebeafterfouryears?

8. NickandMattarepartnersinalocalhealthfoodstore.Theyneeded$73,000tostartthebusiness.Theyinvestedintheratio3:7,NicktoMatt.Howmuchmoneydideachinvest?

9. Marilynpurchased2,000sharesofstockfor$25.43pershare.Shesoldthemfor$44.10pershare.Whatwashercapitalgain?

10. Whatwasthepreviousday’scloseforGeneralElectric(G)?

11. Avabought35sharesofstockfor$15persharelastyear.Shepaidherbrokera1%commission.Shesoldthestockthisweekfor$13.25pershare,andpaidherbrokera$30fee.WhatwereAva’snetproceeds?

12. ABCstockwassellingfor$6pershare,withanannualdividendof$.12.Itunderwenta1-for-5reversesplit.Whatwasthevalueofthestockafterthereversesplit?

13. Whatisthedifferencebetweencapitalgain/lossandnetproceeds?

14. Write54 !!%asadecimal.

15. Tonyispayingoffacarloan.Themonthlypaymentis$211.28.Heishopingtoreceiveanincometaxrefundthatislargeenoughtomakeonemonthlypayment.Histaxis$1722andhisemployerwithheld$2071infederaltaxes.WillTonybeabletomakeoncarloanpaymentwiththerefund?Explain.

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16. UsingScheduleY-1,writethefirst3linesofapiecewisefunction.

17. UsingScheduleY-1,writeanequationin𝑦 = 𝑚𝑥 + 𝑏formforanincomeover$73,800butnotover$148,850.

18. Evaluatethefunctionforthegivenvalueofx

𝑓 𝑥 = 2𝑥 + 8, 𝑥 ≤ 3𝑥!, 𝑥 > 3

𝑓 3 = 𝑓 6 =

19. OnOctober18DiscoverIncstockclosedat$32.Thecloseonthe17thwas$38.50.Expressthenetchangeasapercent,roundedtothenearesttenth.

20. Sallyhad$8700inmedicalexpenseslastyear.Hermedicalinsurancecovered80%oftheseexpenses.TheIRSallowsmedicalanddentalexpensesdeductionsfortheamountthatexceeds7.5%ofataxpayer’sadjustedgrossincome.IfSally’sadjustedgrossincomeis$20,158,howmuchcansheclaimasamedicaldeduction?Showallworkandexplain.

21. JennandBobaremarriedandfilingseparately.UsingScheduleY-2,calculatetheirtaxforanincomeof$157,173.

22. UsetheTaxRateScheduleformarriedfilingjointtowritealinearequationiny=mx+bformforanincomeover$148,850butnotover$226,850.

23. OnApril23AT&Tclosedat$34.43,whichwasadecreaseof$.72.WhatwasthepercentnetchangefromJune19toJune20forAT&T?Roundtothenearesthundredthofapercent.(Findthe19thclosefirst)

24. Sierrabought500sharesofApple(AAPL)onMarch1at$357.17.TheclosingpriceonApril30was$361.48.Howdidthistradeappearonthestockticker?

25. Aspartoftheiremployeebenefits,allworkersatLightandPowerElectricCompanyreceiveapensionthatiscalculatedbymultiplyingthenumberofyearsworkedtimes1.875%oftheaverageoftheirthreehighestyears’salaries.MiahasworkedforLPECfor30yearsandisretiring.Herhighestsalarieswere$92,000,$94,800,and$96,250.CalculateMia’spension.

26. Mrs.Frasierworkedher40regularhourslastweek,plusfourovertimehoursatthetime-and-a-halfrate.Herhourlyrateis$15.50.HowmuchdidshepayinSocialSecuritytax?

Answers

1. 𝑐 𝑥 = 12𝑥, 0 < 𝑥 ≤ 336 + 7.25(𝑥 − 3), 𝑥 > 3

2. y=2+x;213. June;379.724. 28%5. $12,092.386. 5.21%7. $3335.478. Nick-$21,900

Matt-$51,1009. $37,34010. $2511. $-96.5012. $3013. Captitalgain/lossistheoverallamtmadeorlostinstockandnetproceedstakesfeesintoaccount14. .5462515. 349–Yes,refundislargerthanthepayment

16. 𝑓 𝑥 = .1𝑥, 0 < 𝑥 ≤ 18,1501815 + .15 𝑥 − 18,150 , 18,150 < 𝑥 ≤ 73,800

10,162 + .25 𝑥 − 73,800 , 73,800 < 𝑥 ≤ 148,850

17. 𝑦 = .25𝑥 − 828818. 𝑓 3 = 14 𝑓 6 = 3619. -16.9%20. 228.1521. 39,819.3422. 𝑦 = .28𝑥 − 12,75323. -.2.05%24. 𝐴𝐴𝑃𝐿 500 @ 357.17 ↓ 4.3125. 53,071.8826. 44.21