GENMATH(REV)

Cards (31)

  • INVERSE FUNCTION
    A relation reversing the process performed by any function f(x) is called inverse or f--1(x). This means that the domain of the inverse is the range of the original function and that the range of the inverse is the domain of the original function.
  • Steps in solving inverse function:
    I. Let y = f(x).
    2. Interchange variable x and y.
    3. Solve for y in terms of x.
    4. Replace y by f−1(x).
  • Lender or Creditor
    A person or institution who
    invests the money or makes the
    funds available.
  • Borrower or Debtor
    A person or institution who owes
    the money or avails of the funds
    from the lender
  • Origin or Loan Date
    Date on which money is received
    by the borrower
  • Repayment Date or Maturity Date
    Date on which the money
    borrowed or loan is to be
    completely repaid
  • Time or term (t)
    Amount of time in years the
    money is borrowed or invested,
    length of time between the
    origin and maturity date
  • Principal (P)
    Amount of money borrowed or
    invested on the origin date
  • Rate (r)
    Annual rate, usually in percent,
    charged by the lender, or rate of
    increase of the investment
  • Interest (I)
    Amount paid or earned for the
    use of money
  • Simple Interest (Is)
    Interest that is computed on the
    principal and then added to it
  • Maturity value or future value (F)
    amount after t years; that the
    lender receives from the
    borrower on the maturity date
  • COMPOUND INTEREST
    -the interest you earn on interest.
  • COMPOUND INTEREST
    When the interest due at the end of a certain
    period is added to the principal and that sum earns
    interest for the next period, the interest paid is
    called compound interest.
    Ic = F − P
  • COMPOUND INTEREST
    Future Value – the sum of principal
    amount and interest.
    Present Value – the principal amount.
  • F=F =P(1+R)T P(1 + R)^T
    A) COMPOUND INTEREST
  • a
    A) A/F= P( 1 + R/2)^2T
  • I
    A) A/F= P( 1 + R/4)^4T
  • I
    A) A/F = P(1+r/k)^Kt,
  • 2
    Find the equivalent compounding period for the semi-annual interest
  • Bring down the exponents
    next step in solving the exponential equation if it has the same base?
  • FV= P(1+RT)
    It is the other formula for Future Value.
  • Power
    It is the process where it is multiplied by itself depending on the degree of the base.
  • N(100)
    The formula to get the percentage is ?
  • Rate
    It is usually in percent, charged by the lender.
  • Exponential Equations
    It is an equation involving exponential expressions.
  • Exponential Expressions
    It is an exponential involving expression.
  • I = PRT
    The formula for Simple Interest is
  • Law of Exponents
    It is a rule used to find the value of exponent.
  • 1
    Solve 3560^0 =
  • Compound Interest
    It is the difference of future value and principal.