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Module 11c Nominal Payment Using Table

This document provides an overview of engineering economic concepts related to interest calculations. It describes different interest calculation methods including simple interest, compound interest, single payment, uniform series, sinking fund, present worth, and effective vs nominal interest rates. Examples are provided for various calculations involving single payments, uniform payments, and inconsistent payments over time. Compound interest tables can be used as an alternative to calculating interest formulas. The goal is to describe how to analyze engineering costs using interest and equivalent calculations.
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Module 11c Nominal Payment Using Table

This document provides an overview of engineering economic concepts related to interest calculations. It describes different interest calculation methods including simple interest, compound interest, single payment, uniform series, sinking fund, present worth, and effective vs nominal interest rates. Examples are provided for various calculations involving single payments, uniform payments, and inconsistent payments over time. Compound interest tables can be used as an alternative to calculating interest formulas. The goal is to describe how to analyze engineering costs using interest and equivalent calculations.
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MODULE 11 Part C

Project Management and Economy


– Effective and nominal

Expected Outcomes
After completing this module, you should
be able to describe: the interest and its
equivalent related to engineering cost
Contents
• Verify and analyze the engineering economic based on;
• Interest and its equivalent
• Simple interest
• Compound interest
• Single payment
• Uniform series sinking fund
• Uniform series compound amount
• Capital recovery
• Uniform series present worth
• Uniform gradient present worth
• Effective and nominal (Compound Interest Table guide)
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Two different calculation approach

Calculation with
formula

Calculation with
Compound Interest Table

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Table of Contents

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Table of Contents
Types of compound payment

Interest

Years

interest interest interest

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Single payment
F=?

0 8 12 20

1000 3000 1500


P at n=0 P at n=8 P at n=12

Single payment
Example - Based on CFD above, what happen to your money after 20 years?
Solution
• With i = 6%
• F = 1000(F/P,6%,20) + 3000(F/P,6%,12) + 1500(F/P,6%,8)
• F = 1000(3.2071) + 3000(2.0122) + 1500(1.5938)
• F = $11634.50
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Single payment
F=1000000

0 20
P? at n=20

P=?
Single payment
Example - If you want to become a millionaire in 20
years, how much money you must own for now?
Solution
• With i = 6%
• P = 1000000 (P/F, 6%,20)
• P = 1000000 (0.3118)
• P = $311800

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Uniform payment
F=1000000

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A=? A? at n=20

Uniform payment
Example - If you want to become a millionaire in 20
years (zero savings today), how much money you
must invest every year?
Solution
• With i = 6%
• A = 1000000 (A/F, 6%,20)
• A = 1000000 (0.0272)
• A = $27200
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Uniform payment
F=1000000

0 20

P=150k
A=?
Uniform payment
Example - If you want to become millionaire in 20
years with 150k you own now, how much you require
to invest yearly?
Solution
• 1000000 = 150000 (F/P, 6,20) + x
• *x = A/F,i,n
• 1000000 = 150000 (3.207) + x
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Uniform payment
• x = $518950
• So, x?
• With x = F = $518950 at (A/F,i,n) = (A/F, 6%,20)
• (A/F,i,n) = 518950(0.0272)
• (A/F,i,n) = $14115.44 invest yearly
Check..
• =(F/P,i,n) + (F/A,i,n)
• =150000(3.207) + 14115.14(36.786)
• =481050 +519239.54
• =$1000289.50

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Uniform payment
• Example - Let say you graduate from UMP and your 1st job
salary is $2500. In 5 years time you intend to get married by
saving some of your salary. The wedding ceremony require
$30000 expenses. So how much do you need to save each
month in 5 years with 6% interest @ dividend?

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Uniform payment
F=30000

0 5

P= 0 A=?

Solution
• A/F,i,n = (A/F, 6%, 5) = 30000
• = 30000 (0.1774)
• = $5332 yearly
• =$443.5 monthly
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Inconsistent payment
• If the years are count several years from now and not count
directly from year 1, the sum need to count by a few steps.
• Firstly the sum counted to previous year.
• Secondly, the sum is a total to require years that we intend to
know.
• Then the calculation path as usual.

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Inconsistent payment
• Example - You have $5000 now and you intend to save it. However, for the next of 2
years of your 1st job you targeted to enjoy yourself without any saving by taking
vacation, cinema, home theater, snooker etc. (joli). Then, after 3 years you realize
you need to get marry and require to save $500 yearly until year 8 to prepare for
your marriage. So, what is equivalent present worth of your money now with i = 9%?

PT=?

0 3 8

P= 5000 A= 500

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Inconsistent payment
PT=? PT=?
PA

0 3 8 0 2 3 8

P= 5000 A= 500 P= 5000 A= 500


Solution
• PT = A (P/A,i,n)(P/F,i,n) + 5000
• PT = 500(P/A, 9,6)(P/F,9,2) + 5000 * P/A at year 2 now change to become F
• PT = 500(4.486)(0.8417) + 5000
• PT = 6887.93 (if you having this amount today, there is no need for annual saving of $500)
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Inconsistent payment
F=?
0 8

P=
6887.93 A= $0

Example - And what is the future worth of


money by doing the saving (in the previous
example) with 8% interest in 8 years?
Solution
• (F/P, i, n) = (F/P, 8%, 8) = 6887.93 (1.851)
• = $12749.56
Is it enough for your ceremony?

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Inconsistent payment
• Example - You make a saving $1000 annually from year 3 to
year 5. Then you stop your saving. Later at year 9 to year 13
you save $1500 yearly. What is the present worth of money
should you prepare equally today with 15% interest rate?
P=?

0 3 4 5 9 10 11 12 13

A1=$1000 A2=$1500

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Inconsistent payment
sum counted to
• Solution previous year

At year 2nd

At year 8th

5 years ‘A’
$26300.1 3 years ‘A’

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Inconsistent payment
• Example - sum counted to
previous year

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Inconsistent payment
• Example -
sum counted to
previous year

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Inconsistent payment
• Example -

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Inconsistent payment

Solutions
• PT = 60 (P/A, 8%, 7) + 40 (P/A, 8%, 4) (P/F, 8%, 3) + 10 (P/G, 8%, 4) (P/F,
8%, 3)
• PT = 60 (5.2064) + 40 (3.3121) (0.7938) + 10 (4.650) (0.7938)
• PT = $454.46
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