The Mathematics of Money

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646 Appendix A Answers to Odd-Numbered Exercises


  1. Bad news

  2. a) $8,048.83, b) $7,731.95,
    c) $6,576.53

  3. Bad news

  4. 6.35%

  5. 7.63%

  6. $407,367.99

  7. Rose

  8. 6.52%

  9. a) $805.59; b) $26.25 semiannually, $1,000 at
    maturity; c) discount, d) higher

  10. 41.52% (issuer is most likely in very bad fi nancial
    shape!)

  11. $10,161.17


Chapter 6 Section 6.3


  1. a) Long, b) short, c) long, d) short

  2. a) Spot, b) neither

  3. a) Made, b) $1,440, c) $2,300, d) 62.61%,
    e) 202.23%

  4. a) Lost, b) $11,580, c) $7,835, d) 147.80%,
    e) 1,798.21%

  5. a) Lost, b) $3,200, c) yes, d) nothing

  6. Short September OJ

  7. Call

  8. Buy calls

  9. a) Sell 2,000 shares, b) $10,360,
    c) $10,360 loss, d) $10,360 loss,
    e) $5,360 loss

  10. c) 100%, d) 100%, e) 51.7%

  11. a) $2,602.50, b) $2,545.50, c) $750 loss,
    d) 1,167.35

  12. Puts

  13. a) Sell 800 shares, b) $3,760, c) $3,760 loss,
    d) $3,760 loss, e) $4,240 profi t

  14. 109.21%; 486.10%

  15. a) Lost, b) $2,900, c) 55.61%,
    d) 178.05%

  16. 57,972.68%


Chapter 6 Section 6.4


  1. Best  North, worst  West

  2. $5,625; $4,010; $7,750; $4,075

  3. $5,262

  4. 6.4%; 10.05%

  5. Impossible to know in advance.

  6. $41.02

  7. 22.987 shares

  8. a) $3,102.98, b) 12.17%

  9. 2.15%

  10. Less; 1.09%

  11. a, b, e are false; c, d are true.

  12. 6.29%

  13. $3,574.47; 4.48%

  14. 9.29%


Chapter 7 Section 7.1


  1. a) $15,270.50, b) $22,905.75

  2. $17,783.15

  3. a) $0, b) $2,303.60, c) $4,261.66

  4. a) $1,000, b) $5,275, c) $7,475

  5. $9,239.30

  6. $10,350

  7. a) 6%, b) 12%, c) 18%, d) 22%

  8. DB. She does not have the advantage of a long
    time for her DC balance to grow.

  9. $19,505.99

  10. a) $103,584.84, b) $64,423.64, c) Brad’s is
    much higher, d) they would be the same


Chapter 7 Section 7.2


  1. a) $119,147.85; b) save $1,750, worth
    $77,446.10, c) save $0, worth $119,147.85

  2. $322,153.66 (answers may vary slightly due to
    rounding)

  3. 2.67%

  4. 8.02%

  5. a) $1,354.35; b) $0; c) 401(k) $200,908, Roth
    $318,902; d) it would make the 401(k) much
    more attractive

  6. $4,260.23


Chapter 7 Section 7.3


  1. $315,699

  2. $6.75

  3. 5%

  4. a) $2,415,186, b) $9,531.40

  5. $5,531.84

  6. $353.64

  7. $258.35

  8. False. No matter how reasonable her assumptions
    and correct her calculations, nothing is guaran-
    teed in this life.

  9. 2% when infl ation is 0%

  10. $7,692.68


Chapter 8 Section 8.1


  1. a) $43.91, b) $2.43, c) $73.30, d) $225.44,
    e) $43.22

  2. $11.51

  3. $39.45; $9.86

  4. a) 185.23%, b) 57.32%, c) 7.90%

  5. $363.39; $36.34

  6. 25%

  7. a) $69.96; b) $6.65, c) $4.39

  8. $39.96

  9. $11.92; $67.54

  10. a) 26.32%, b) 9.40%, c) 80.04%

  11. 35.09%

  12. 338 jobs

  13. 693 megawatts


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