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TALLER No 2. TASAS DE INTERÉS COMPUESTO - Workshop No 2 Compound Interest - Timeline

The document outlines a workshop for Industrial Engineering students focusing on compound interest and interest rates, with exercises to be completed in groups of five. Students are required to solve various financial problems related to investments, loans, and savings accounts, applying concepts of compound interest. Additionally, the workshop emphasizes the importance of English in technical vocabulary for professional development.

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TALLER No 2. TASAS DE INTERÉS COMPUESTO - Workshop No 2 Compound Interest - Timeline

The document outlines a workshop for Industrial Engineering students focusing on compound interest and interest rates, with exercises to be completed in groups of five. Students are required to solve various financial problems related to investments, loans, and savings accounts, applying concepts of compound interest. Additionally, the workshop emphasizes the importance of English in technical vocabulary for professional development.

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Fundación Universitaria Tecnológico Comfenalco

Program Ingeniería Industrial


Topic: Ingeniería Económica II 2024

Workshop No 2 Compound Interest – Timeline


The second language is very important for all professionals in training. Due to this, some workshops
and activities during the semester will be delivered in English, so that you become familiar with this
second language, mainly with the technical vocabulary of your degree. Develop the following exercises
based on the concepts of interest compound interest and interest rate and timeline; name the file with
the name of the workshop and the name of a member and at the end of the name 2024; Go ahead!! You
can do it!!
✓ You must meet in groups of 5 students (no more and no less than 5), to do the activity.
✓ You must review the details of the instructions found on the ferrum platform
1. Through a promissory note we agreed to pay after a year and a half a value of $3,285,000. If the
interest rate is 1.5% per month, find the initial value of the obligation.

2. How long will it take for: An investment of $1,200,000 to become $1,950,750, with an interest rate of
27.5% per year?

3. How long will it take for: An investment of $1,000,000 to become $2,409,845 with an interest rate of
7% quarterly?

4. What monthly interest rate converts, after two years, the present value P into the future value F, in
each of the following cases:
a) P= $470,000, F=$950,000
b) P=$2,320,000, F=$5,232,000
c) P=$755,000, F=$2,485,000
d) P=$1,205,000, F=$2,109,180

5. A merchant deposits $70,000 in an Investment Fund that guarantees a return of 20% monthly, if the
person withdraws his deposit 2 months later, how much money does he receive?

6. What amount should you invest today at 2.5% per month to obtain $45,000 within 4 months?

7. You obtain a loan of $680,000 for 5 months, with 25% annual interest. What amount must you pay
when the debt matures?

8. A saver plans to make the following deposits in a savings account that pays 1% per month: within 4
months the sum of $500,000 and within 8 months the sum of $1,000,000. Calculate the value available
in the account at the end of the year.

9. You have two alternatives to pay a debt:


a. Through two equal payments of $130,000 at 3 and 8 months with an interest rate of 3.75% monthly
b. Through two payments, one for $150,000 within 4 months and another for $110,000 within 8
months with an interest rate of 3.8% monthly. Which of these two alternatives would you choose?

10. A promissory note whose value in two years will be $700,000 is purchased today for $362,486. If the
buyer earns 32% annually on other investments, how much did the investor earn or lose on the day
the note was purchased?

I encourage you to always work thinking about contributing to your comprehensive training as
engineers!

God keep you!

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