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21 Jan 202112:55

Summary

TLDRIn this tutorial on simple interest, the instructor explains the concept through practical examples. The first example involves Ali saving 2 million IDR in a bank with a 6% annual interest rate, and the instructor calculates the duration of his savings. The second and third examples focus on loan repayment calculations, one with a 2% monthly interest rate and the other with a 1.5% rate, explaining how to determine monthly installments. Throughout, the lesson emphasizes understanding interest calculation formulas and applying them to real-life financial scenarios.

Takeaways

  • 😀 Simple interest is calculated using the formula: Interest = Principal × Rate × Time.
  • 😀 In Example 1, Ali deposits 2 million with a 6% annual interest rate, and the time for the deposit to grow to 2,080,000 is calculated as 8 months.
  • 😀 Interest is the difference between the final amount and the initial deposit, helping to calculate how much extra money is earned over time.
  • 😀 In Example 2, Pak Alan borrows 2 million with a 2% monthly interest rate, and the total monthly repayment is calculated by adding the interest to the principal.
  • 😀 Monthly repayments can be calculated by dividing the loan amount by the loan duration and then adding the interest.
  • 😀 In Example 3, a cooperative loan of 6 million is taken with a 1.5% monthly interest rate, and the monthly repayment is calculated by adding the interest to the principal.
  • 😀 The rate of interest is crucial in determining how much extra money is added to the loan or deposit over time.
  • 😀 To calculate monthly repayments, divide the total principal by the loan duration (in months), then add the monthly interest to the repayment amount.
  • 😀 Simple interest involves straightforward calculations with fixed interest percentages, which make it easy to calculate the interest amount and the time required for a specific growth of the investment.
  • 😀 The calculations in the examples demonstrate the basic concept of interest over time, both for savings and loans, and how different rates and durations affect the final amounts.

Q & A

  • What is the formula used to calculate simple interest?

    -The formula for simple interest is: Interest = Principal × Rate × Time.

  • How is the total interest amount calculated in the first example?

    -In the first example, the total interest is calculated by subtracting the initial deposit (2 million Rupiah) from the final amount (2.08 million Rupiah). The interest is therefore 80,000 Rupiah.

  • How do you determine the time for which Ali deposited his money in the first example?

    -To determine the time, the formula used is: Interest = Principal × Rate × Time. By rearranging, we get Time = Interest / (Principal × Rate). Using the values, we find that the time is 8 months.

  • Why is the percentage rate for interest in the first example represented as 6/100?

    -The percentage rate is expressed as a decimal in the calculation, so 6% becomes 6/100 (which equals 0.06) to be used in the formula.

  • In the second example, how is the monthly interest calculated?

    -The monthly interest is calculated by multiplying the principal (2 million Rupiah) by the monthly interest rate (2%), resulting in a monthly interest of 40,000 Rupiah.

  • How is the monthly installment calculated in the second example?

    -The monthly installment is calculated by dividing the total loan amount (2 million Rupiah) by the number of months (5 months), which results in an installment of 400,000 Rupiah.

  • What is the total monthly installment to be paid in the second example, and how is it calculated?

    -The total monthly installment is the sum of the principal installment (400,000 Rupiah) and the interest (40,000 Rupiah), resulting in a total monthly payment of 440,000 Rupiah.

  • In the third example, how is the interest for the loan of 6 million Rupiah calculated?

    -The interest is calculated by multiplying the principal (6 million Rupiah) by the interest rate (1.5%) per month, resulting in a monthly interest of 90,000 Rupiah.

  • How is the principal installment calculated in the third example?

    -The principal installment is calculated by dividing the loan amount (6 million Rupiah) by the loan duration (12 months), which gives a monthly installment of 500,000 Rupiah.

  • What is the total monthly payment in the third example?

    -The total monthly payment is the sum of the principal installment (500,000 Rupiah) and the interest (90,000 Rupiah), which results in a total of 590,000 Rupiah.

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