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    12 Mathematics AApplied Geometry, Financial Maths

    12 Mathematics A, Page 1

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    12 Mathematics A, Page 2

    Sam Petherbridge 2010

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    Part ATask 1

    12 Mathematics A, Page 3

    The drawing to the

    left is not to scale.

    For a scale version

    please see the

    back of the

    assignment.

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    Task 2

    Task 3

    Area = Length Width

    =26m 14m

    =364m2

    The total floor space = 364m 2

    Average building cost per square meter can be calculated from the

    Mater Builders statistic that say's on average it will cost $300949

    for a 200 square meter house.

    The Average Cost Per Square Meter =$300949

    200m2

    =1504.745

    1504.75

    The Average Cost Per Square Meter $1504.75

    From this we can calcualte the cost of building my dream home.

    Cost of Building = The Total Floor Space The Average Cost Per Square Meter

    =364m2 $1504.745

    =547727.18

    The cost of buliding my dream house = $547727.18

    12 Mathematics A, Page 4

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    Task 4

    12 Mathematics A, Page 5

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    Task 5

    Task 6

    Transfer Duty = $37125 + (2250000-980000)100

    $5.25

    =$37125 +1270000

    100

    $5.25

    =$37125 + 12700 $5.25( )=$37125 + $66675

    =$103800

    The Transfer Duty =$103800

    Total Cost = Building Costs + Land Cost + Transfer Duty

    =$547727.18 + $2250000 + $103800

    =$2901527.18

    Total Bank Loan Needed = Total Cost - 10% Deposit

    = Total Cost - Total Cost 10%( )

    =2901527.18- 2901527.18 0.10( )

    =2901527.18-290152.718

    =2611374.46

    The Amount of Money that will need to be borrowed from the bank

    =$2611374.46

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    Task 7

    12 Mathematics A, Page 7

    PV =

    PMT 1

    1+ i( )

    n

    i

    2611374.46 =

    PMT 1 1+0.07

    12

    25*12

    0.07

    12

    2611374.46 =

    PMT 1 1+ 0.0058( )300

    0.0058

    2611374.46 =PMT 1 0.1747[ ]

    0.0058

    2611374.46 =PMT 0.8253[ ]

    0.0058

    2611374.46 = PMT 141.4869[ ]

    PMT =

    2611374.46

    141.4869

    PMT = 18456.6515

    PMT 18456.65 The monthly repayment would be $18456.65

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    Part BProblem 1

    12 Mathematics A, Page 8

    PV =

    PMT 1 1+ i( )n i

    2611374.46 =

    PMT 1 1+0.09

    12

    20*12

    0.09

    12

    2611374.46 =PMT 1 1+ 0.0075( )

    240

    0.0075

    2611374.46 =PMT 1 0.1664[ ]

    0.0075

    2611374.46 =PMT 0.8336[ ]

    0.0075

    2611374.46 = PMT 111.145[ ]

    PMT =2611374.46

    111.145

    PMT = 23495.2138

    PMT 23495.21 The reason that there is a diffrence in the repayment amountis because the principal is being paid back 5 years earlier and the

    interest rate has risen from 7% to 9%. By raising the interest rate

    and lowering the peroid over which the loan is repayed, this has

    caused the monthly payment to be increased. By going to a shorter

    peroid and a higher interest rate you will end up paying $101855.871

    more than if you used the lower interest rate and the longer peroid.

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    Problem 2

    12 Mathematics A, Page 9

    Repayments per $1000 = PV =PMT 1 1+ i( )

    n i

    1000 =

    PMT 1 1+0.07

    12

    25*12

    0.07

    12

    1000 =PMT 1 1+ 0.0058( )

    300 0.0058

    1000 =PMT 1 0.1747[ ]

    0.0058

    1000 =PMT 0.8253[ ]

    0.0058

    1000 = PMT 141.4869[ ]

    PMT =1000

    141.4869

    PMT = 7.067792142

    Mortgage Value as Thousands=2611374.46

    1000

    =2611.37446

    Repayments a Month = 2611.37446 7.067792142

    = 18456.65189Recomended Monthly Income =18456.65189 4

    =73826.6755

    73826.68Recomended Yearly Income =73826.6755 12

    =885920.106

    885920.11 It is recomended that 25% of your income is needed it service loans. From this the

    minimum level of income to comfortably service the loand can be calculated at

    $885920.11 after tax.

    The following Question has been answered

    assuming that the deposit has been paid

    and deducted from the loan amount.