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An amount of money accumulates to R45 946 at a continuous compounding rate of 8% per year, after 57 months. The original amount
is
a. R31 420,70.
b. R31 460,34.
c. R28 486,52.
d. R33 294,20.
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After an accident Clayton was awarded an amount from the Accident Fund as compensation for his injuries. He chose to receive
R18 900 per month indefinitely. If money is worth 9,95% per year, compounded monthly, then the amount awarded to the nearest
rand is
a. R7 252 333.
b. R6 565 554.
c. R2 279 397.
d. R189 950.
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Ngoako received an amount of R2 340 from the bank at a discount rate of 12% per annum at the beginning of September. The future
value of the loan at the beginning of July the following year is
a. R2 106,00.
b. R2 127,27.
c. R2 600,00.
d. R2 574,00.
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Siziphiwe wants to buy Clean Carwash around the corner. The following cash flows are involved:
Time Cash flows
(years) (R)
2 200 000
3 −500 000
7 700 000
8 850 000
9 −210 000
Siziphiwe can borrow money at 19% per annum while he can invest at 17,5% per annum.
The present value of the cash outflows is
a. R357 407,06.
b. R524 888,51.
c. R340 590,94.
d. R535 703,05.
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Question 1
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Questions are sequential. You will not be able to go back to a previous question or skip questions once you've clicked "Next
Page".
An amount of money accumulates to R45 946 at a continuous compounding rate of 8% per year, after 57 months. The original amount
is
a. R31 420,70.
b. R31 460,34.
c. R28 486,52.
d. R33 294,20.
Clear my choice
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,10/6/25, 9:50 AM Assessment 5 (page 2 of 15)
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Question 2
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Questions are sequential. You will not be able to go back to a previous question or skip questions once you've clicked "Next
Page".
After an accident Clayton was awarded an amount from the Accident Fund as compensation for his injuries. He chose to receive
R18 900 per month indefinitely. If money is worth 9,95% per year, compounded monthly, then the amount awarded to the nearest
rand is
a. R7 252 333.
b. R6 565 554.
c. R2 279 397.
d. R189 950.
Clear my choice
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,10/6/25, 9:51 AM Assessment 5 (page 3 of 15)
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Question 3
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Questions are sequential. You will not be able to go back to a previous question or skip questions once you've clicked "Next
Page".
Ngoako received an amount of R2 340 from the bank at a discount rate of 12% per annum at the beginning of September. The future
value of the loan at the beginning of July the following year is
a. R2 106,00.
b. R2 127,27.
c. R2 600,00.
d. R2 574,00.
Clear my choice
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Questions are sequential. You will not be able to go back to a previous question or skip questions once you've clicked "Next
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Siziphiwe wants to buy Clean Carwash around the corner. The following cash flows are involved:
Time Cash flows
(years) (R)
2 200 000
3 −500 000
7 700 000
8 850 000
9 −210 000
Siziphiwe can borrow money at 19% per annum while he can invest at 17,5% per annum.
The present value of the cash outflows is
a. R357 407,06.
b. R524 888,51.
c. R340 590,94.
d. R535 703,05.
Clear my choice
Jump to...
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