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Tested in the following CASIO models: fx-570ES, fx-570ES Plus,

fx-115ES, fx-115ES Plus, fx-991ES, and fx-991ES Plus

Give credit where credit is due.


-English Proverb

Developed by Engr. Romeo Q. Tolentino


Presented by Engr. Romel Tarcelo F. Verterra
1: 1-VAR  Single variable
2: A+BX  Linear (y = a + bx)
3: _+CX2  Quadratic (y = a + bx + cx2)
4: ln X  Logarithmic (y = ln x)
5: e^X  Exponential (y = ex)
6: AB^X  Exponential ab (y = abx)
7: AX^B  Power (y = abx)
8: 1/X  Inverse (y = 1/x)
Situation:
Situation: The 3rd term of an arithmetic
progression is 11 and the 10th term is 32.
Situation: The 3rd term of an arithmetic
progression is 11 and the 10th term is 32.
 Find the 16th term.
A. 50 B. 53 C. 44 D. 47
Situation: The 3rd term of an arithmetic
progression is 11 and the 10th term is 32.
 Find the 16th term.
A. 50 B. 53 C. 44 D. 47
 What is the common difference?
A. 4 B. 2 C. 5 D. 3
Situation: The 3rd term of an arithmetic
progression is 11 and the 10th term is 32.
 Find the 16th term.
A. 50 B. 53 C. 44 D. 47
 What is the common difference?
A. 4 B. 2 C. 5 D. 3
 If the nth term is 83, what is n?
A. 35 B. 27 C. 25 D. 37
Situation: The 3rd term of an arithmetic
progression is 11 and the 10th term is 32.
 Find the 16th term.
A. 50 B. 53 C. 44 D. 47
 What is the common difference?
A. 4 B. 2 C. 5 D. 3
 If the nth term is 83, what is n?
A. 35 B. 27 C. 25 D. 37
 Calculate the sum of the first 50 terms.
A. 3925 B. 2924 C. 1025 D. 5610
Situation: The 3rd term of an arithmetic
progression is 11 and the 10th term is 32.
 Find the 16th term.
A. 50 B. 53 C. 44 D. 47
 What is the common difference?
A. 4 B. 2 C. 5 D. 3
 If the nth term is 83, what is n?
A. 35 B. 27 C. 25 D. 37
 Calculate the sum of the first 50 terms.
A. 3925 B. 2924 C. 1025 D. 5610
 Find n so that the sum of the first n terms is 874.
A. 30 B. 27 C. 25 D. 23
Solution:
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1
2
3
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1
2
3
Why Linear Regression?
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1
2
3
Why Linear Regression?
The formula an = a1 + (n  1)d
is linear in n. In calculator, we input
n at x column and an at y column.
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3=
2
3
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3=
2 10=
3
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10=
3
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term =
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32= [SHIFT] 
3 1[STAT]  5:ŷ
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC [SHIFT]  1[STAT]  4:xˆ
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC

Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Yxˆ
Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
… …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Yxˆ
Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Yxˆ
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50

Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
10ŷ
3
AC
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50

Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
[ALPHA]  X
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ 10ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC [SHIFT]  1[STAT]  5:ŷ
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50

Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
[ALPHA]  X
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX 3ŷ 10ŷ
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC [SHIFT]  1[STAT]  5:ŷ
… … …
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Yxˆ
Part : Common Xŷ
difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
[ALPHA]  X
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11= 
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2) = (Xŷ,1,50)
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2) = (Xŷ,1,50) = 3925
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2) = (Xŷ,1,50) = 3925
Part : (Xŷ,1,?)= 874
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2) = (Xŷ,1,50) = 3925
Part : (Xŷ,1,?)= 874  use the choices
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
X Y
1 3= 11=
2 10= 32=
3
AC
Part : 16th term = 16ŷ = 50
Part : Common difference = 2ŷ - 1ŷ = 3
Part : n = 83xˆ = 27
Part : S = (Xŷ,X1,X2) = (Xŷ,1,50) = 3925
Part : (Xŷ,1,23)= 874
Another way to solve for Part :
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y
1
2
3
4
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y
1
2
3
4

Why Quadratic Regression?


Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y
1
2
3
4

Why Quadratic Regression?


The formula for the sum of
arithmetic progression is quadratic in n. It is given by
S  12 n2a1  (n  1)d . Note that for the given AP, a1 =
5, a2 = 8, and a3 = 11.
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 a1 = 5
2
3 a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= a1 = 5
2
3 a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= a1 = 5
2 2=
3 a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= a1 = 5
2 2=
3 3= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2=
3 3= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
874xˆ 1
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
874xˆ 1 = 23
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
874xˆ 1 = 23
874xˆ 2
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
874xˆ 1 = 23
874xˆ 2 = -25.33
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
874xˆ 1 = 23
874xˆ 2 = -25.33 (meaningless)
Another way to solve for Part :
[MODE] 3:STAT 3:_+CX2
X Y Given
1 1= 5= a1 = 5
2 2= 5+8=
3 3= 13+11= a2 = 8
4 a3 = 11
AC
874xˆ 1 = 23
874xˆ 2 = -25.33 (meaningless)
Thus, n = 23
Situation:
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
CE
WhyBoard – Situation:
exponential
regression
Given of any base?
the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1
2
3
CE
WhyBoard – Situation:
exponential
regression
Given of any base?
the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
The nth term of GP is given
by a = a rn – 1 is
 Find
n n 1if a = 9,565,938.
n
exponential in form.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1
2
3
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1=
2
3
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1=
2 2=
3
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1=
2 2=
3 3=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 2=
2 2=
3 3=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 2=
2 2= 6=
3 3=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution:
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 2=
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
th
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X 12 term =
X Y
1 1= 2=
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12th term = 12ŷ
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 2=
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 2=
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12 th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y Part :
1 1= 2= n =
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12 th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y Part :
1 1= 2= n = 9565938xˆ
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12 th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y Part :
1 1= 2= n = 9565938xˆ = 15
2 2= 6=
3 3= 18=
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12 th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y Part :
1 1= 2= n = 9565938xˆ = 15
2 2= 6= Part :
3 3= 18= S = (Xŷ,1,50)
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12 th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y Part :
1 1= 2= n = 9565938xˆ = 15
2 2= 6= Part :
3 3= 18= S = (Xŷ,1,50)
Situation:
Given the sequence 2, 6, 18, 54, …
 Find the 12th term
 Find n if an = 9,565,938.
 Find the sum of the first ten terms.

Solution: Part :
12 th term = 12ŷ = 354 294
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y Part :
1 1= 2= n = 9565938xˆ = 15
2 2= 6= Part :
3 3= 18= S = (Xŷ,1,50) = 59 048
FACT:
FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of Geometric Progression.
FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of Geometric Progression. Thus, MODE
3:STAT 6:AB^X!
FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of Geometric Progression. Thus, MODE
3:STAT 6:AB^X!

A LITTLE BACKGROUND ABOUT ANNUITY


FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of Geometric Progression. Thus, MODE
3:STAT 6:AB^X!

A LITTLE BACKGROUND ABOUT ANNUITY


FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of Geometric Progression. Thus, MODE
3:STAT 6:AB^X!
n1 A[(1  i)  1]
n
F  A  A(1  i)  A(1  i)  ...  A(1  i) 
2
i
FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of Geometric Progression. Thus, MODE
3:STAT 6:AB^X!
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F  A  A(1  i)  A(1  i)  ... 
2
i
FACT: The formula for the future amount of Annuity is
in the form of

A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i
Ordinary Annuity
A[(1  i)n  1]
F
i
A[(1  i)n  1] F  F1 (1  i)
F1 
i
Ordinary Annuity
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i

A[(1  i)n  1]
F1 
i
Ordinary Annuity
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i

Annuity Due
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F1 
i
Ordinary Annuity
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i

Annuity Due
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F1 
i

A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i
Ordinary Annuity
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i

Annuity Due
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F1 
i

A[(1  i)n  1]
F
i
Ordinary Annuity
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F
i

Annuity Due
A[(1  i)  1]
n
F1 
i

Deferred Annuity
A[(1  i)n  1]
F
i
Problem
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5%
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1
2
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1=
2
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1=
2 2=
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 10000=
2 2=
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 10000=
2 2= 10000(1.005)=
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005 n = 12(5) = 60
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X
X Y
1 1= 10000=
2 2= 10000(1.005)=
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005 n = 12(5) = 60
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X F = (Xŷ,1,60)
X Y
1 1= 10000=
2 2= 10000(1.005)=
3
Problem
A man invested P10,000.00 per month on a bank that
offers interest of 6% compounded monthly. How
much can he get after 5 years?
A. P600,000.00 C. P725,400.00
B. P697,700.00 D. P700,000.00
Solution
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005 n = 12(5) = 60
MODE 3:STAT 6:AB^X F = (Xŷ,1,60)
X Y F = P697,700.30
1 1= 10000=
2 2= 10000(1.005)=
3
Another Solution:
Another Solution:
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
Another Solution:
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
n = 12(5) = 60
Another Solution:
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
n = 12(5) = 60
MODE 1:COMP
Another Solution:
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
n = 12(5) = 60
MODE 1:COMP
59
F (10000(1  0.005) )
X

x 0
Another Solution:
i = 6%12 = 0.5% = 0.005
n = 12(5) = 60
MODE 1:COMP
59
F (10000(1  0.005) )
X

x 0
F  P697,700.30
Problem:
Problem:
Locate the centroid of the shaded area shown in Fig.
P-718.
Problem:
Locate the centroid of the shaded area shown in Fig.
P-718.
A. (6, 5)
B. (6.5, 5.5)
C. (5.5, 6.5)
D. (5, 6)
Solution:
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6=
6=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6=
6=
8=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6=
6=
8=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6=
6= 2=
8=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6=
6= 2=
8= 10=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2=
8= 10=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
X  x  n  5
Y  y  n  6
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
[SHIFT]  1[STAT]
6= 6= 1212=
 4:SUM  2:x
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
X  x  n  5
Y  y  n  6
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC [SHIFT]  1[STAT]
X  x  n  5  5:Var  1:n

Y  y  n  6
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
X  x  n  5
Y  y  n  6
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
X  x  n  5
Y  y  n  6
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
X  x  n  5
Y  y  n  6
Solution:
[MODE] 3:STAT 2:A+BX
[SHIFT] [MODE]  4:STAT
Frequency?
1:ON
X Y FREQ
6= 6= 1212=
6= 2= -0.5126=
8= 10= -0.5126=
AC
X  x  n  5
Y  y  n  6
Thus, centroid is at (5, 6)

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