How much will you have to pay for the TV in total?

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How much will you have to pay for the tv in total
GI0 Amigment
Page 3 of 3
Mathematical Lileracy
QUESTION 2
Miriam has recently opened an International account at Capital Bank. She is concerned about
her monthly bank charges. Use the provided brochure and the list of her account activities for the
month of April to answer the questions below:
The list of Miriam's transactions for April is as follows:
Amounts
Date
Activities
R 210.25
1 Apr 2017
Balance of previous month carried forward
R 254 39
Old Mutual Policy x74534 Debit order returned: insufficient funds"
Balance enquiry (mobile)
Davidsons Textiles: Salary deposit
1 Apr 2017
1 Apr 2017
R0,00
R 4500,00
2 Apr 2017
2 Apr 2017
orite: Purchases: Debit card*
R 847 21
2 Apr 2017
Shoprite: Cash withdrawal*.
Old Mutual Policy x74534: Branch Payment
R 250,00
7 Apr 2017
R 254,39
15 Apr 2017
Edgars: Purchases: Debit card*
R 149,59
20 Apr 2013
Capital Bank ATM Withdrawal
R 200,00
23 Apr 2013
Shoprite: municipal account payment"
R 639,00
28 Apr 2013
FNB ATM Withdrawal*
R 500,00
29 Apr 2013
Balance statement at the branch
R3,00
30 Apr 2013
Monthly Administration Fee
R4,50
denotes SMS notification for April
2.1
How many withdrawals did Miriam make during this month?
(2)
2.2
Calculate the amount of money that was spent on monthly shop purchases
(2)
2.3
Use the statement above and calculate the amount of bank fees that Miriam
(4)
should pay for April.
24
Suggest how Miriam can further reduce her banking charges
25
Differentiate between Interest and Interest rate
(4)
(14)
Transcribed Image Text:GI0 Amigment Page 3 of 3 Mathematical Lileracy QUESTION 2 Miriam has recently opened an International account at Capital Bank. She is concerned about her monthly bank charges. Use the provided brochure and the list of her account activities for the month of April to answer the questions below: The list of Miriam's transactions for April is as follows: Amounts Date Activities R 210.25 1 Apr 2017 Balance of previous month carried forward R 254 39 Old Mutual Policy x74534 Debit order returned: insufficient funds" Balance enquiry (mobile) Davidsons Textiles: Salary deposit 1 Apr 2017 1 Apr 2017 R0,00 R 4500,00 2 Apr 2017 2 Apr 2017 orite: Purchases: Debit card* R 847 21 2 Apr 2017 Shoprite: Cash withdrawal*. Old Mutual Policy x74534: Branch Payment R 250,00 7 Apr 2017 R 254,39 15 Apr 2017 Edgars: Purchases: Debit card* R 149,59 20 Apr 2013 Capital Bank ATM Withdrawal R 200,00 23 Apr 2013 Shoprite: municipal account payment" R 639,00 28 Apr 2013 FNB ATM Withdrawal* R 500,00 29 Apr 2013 Balance statement at the branch R3,00 30 Apr 2013 Monthly Administration Fee R4,50 denotes SMS notification for April 2.1 How many withdrawals did Miriam make during this month? (2) 2.2 Calculate the amount of money that was spent on monthly shop purchases (2) 2.3 Use the statement above and calculate the amount of bank fees that Miriam (4) should pay for April. 24 Suggest how Miriam can further reduce her banking charges 25 Differentiate between Interest and Interest rate (4) (14)
QUESTION 3
The following advertisement was shown in a local newspaper. Answer the following questiona
ON SALE: 76 INCH PLASMA CURVE
OPTION 1
Deposit R3 120
Monthly installments of R 712,48 for five years
OPTION 2
Cash Price R 31 200
3.1
Does the advertisement indicate the percentage of interest that will be charged if the
TV is not paid for in cash?
3.2
If a client wants to buy the TV using option 1, what will the balance be once the deposit
has been paid?
3.3
Will the interest be charged on the full purchase price or on the balance?
3.4
How much will you have to pay for the TV in total?
The following formula may be used:
Total to be paid = Deposit + (Installment amount x number of installments)
How much interest (in Rands) will you have paid once you have completed paying off
the TV on option 1?
3.5
The following formula may be used
Interest paid=3Total paid-cash price
36 The cash price of the TV includes VAT
36.1 Determine the original price of the TV before VAT was added
3.6.2 Calculate how much VAT was added to the original price
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 3 The following advertisement was shown in a local newspaper. Answer the following questiona ON SALE: 76 INCH PLASMA CURVE OPTION 1 Deposit R3 120 Monthly installments of R 712,48 for five years OPTION 2 Cash Price R 31 200 3.1 Does the advertisement indicate the percentage of interest that will be charged if the TV is not paid for in cash? 3.2 If a client wants to buy the TV using option 1, what will the balance be once the deposit has been paid? 3.3 Will the interest be charged on the full purchase price or on the balance? 3.4 How much will you have to pay for the TV in total? The following formula may be used: Total to be paid = Deposit + (Installment amount x number of installments) How much interest (in Rands) will you have paid once you have completed paying off the TV on option 1? 3.5 The following formula may be used Interest paid=3Total paid-cash price 36 The cash price of the TV includes VAT 36.1 Determine the original price of the TV before VAT was added 3.6.2 Calculate how much VAT was added to the original price
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