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Appreciation and Depreciation
This investment guide explores appreciation and depreciation value calculations, providing depreciation and appreciation examples for investments and explaining how to calculate compound interest over multiple years.
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This page delves deeper into compound interest calculations and presents more complex scenarios for depreciation calculations. It builds upon the concepts introduced in the previous page, offering more advanced examples.
The page starts with an example of calculating compound interest:
Example: Calculate the compound interest earned on £6,000 at 2.8% for 3 years. Solution: ³ x 6000 = £6,518.24 Interest earned = £6,518.24 - £6,000 = £518.24
This example demonstrates how to calculate compound interest over multiple years, a crucial skill for understanding investment growth.
The page then presents a more complex depreciation scenario:
Example: Jack and Trisha bought a new car for £8,500 in 2009. In the first year, its value depreciated by 20%, in the second year by 15%, and in the third by 10%. Calculate the value of the car at the end of each year.
The solution is broken down year by year:
This example illustrates how to handle varying depreciation rates over multiple years, providing a practical application of depreciation and appreciation examples for investments.
The page concludes with another compound interest example:
Example: Calculate the compound interest earned on £8,000 at 2.2% per annum for 5 years. Solution: ⁵ x 8000 = £8,919.58 Interest earned = £8,919.58 - £8,000 = £919.58
Highlight: When calculating compound interest, always subtract the original amount from the final amount to determine the interest earned.
These examples reinforce the importance of understanding how to calculate compound interest over multiple years and apply depreciation concepts to real-world financial scenarios.
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This page delves deeper into compound interest calculations and presents more complex scenarios for depreciation calculations. It builds upon the concepts introduced in the previous page, offering more advanced examples.
The page starts with an example of calculating compound interest:
Example: Calculate the compound interest earned on £6,000 at 2.8% for 3 years. Solution: ³ x 6000 = £6,518.24 Interest earned = £6,518.24 - £6,000 = £518.24
This example demonstrates how to calculate compound interest over multiple years, a crucial skill for understanding investment growth.
The page then presents a more complex depreciation scenario:
Example: Jack and Trisha bought a new car for £8,500 in 2009. In the first year, its value depreciated by 20%, in the second year by 15%, and in the third by 10%. Calculate the value of the car at the end of each year.
The solution is broken down year by year:
This example illustrates how to handle varying depreciation rates over multiple years, providing a practical application of depreciation and appreciation examples for investments.
The page concludes with another compound interest example:
Example: Calculate the compound interest earned on £8,000 at 2.2% per annum for 5 years. Solution: ⁵ x 8000 = £8,919.58 Interest earned = £8,919.58 - £8,000 = £919.58
Highlight: When calculating compound interest, always subtract the original amount from the final amount to determine the interest earned.
These examples reinforce the importance of understanding how to calculate compound interest over multiple years and apply depreciation concepts to real-world financial scenarios.
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This page introduces the concepts of appreciation and depreciation, along with compound interest calculations. It provides clear definitions and practical examples to illustrate these financial concepts.
Definition: Appreciation is when the value of something increases over time, while depreciation is when the value decreases over time.
Definition: Compound interest refers to calculating the interest added on an investment where it changes every year.
The page presents several examples to demonstrate appreciation and depreciation value calculations:
Example: A flat's value after 5 years of 1.5% annual appreciation: ⁵ x £14,000 = £15,081.31
Example: A car's value after 3 years of 17% annual depreciation: 0.83³ x £6,000 = £3,430.72
These examples serve as practical depreciation and appreciation examples for investments, helping readers understand how to apply these concepts to real-world scenarios.
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