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Shannon Sookochoff's and Jim Reed's Math 20 Pure Correspondence Course Updates

Argyll Centre, Edmonton, Alberta, Canada

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LearnAlberta Online Lessons - Alberta students may get the userID/password from their instructor.

Formula Sheet - may be used with all course assignments and final exam. Print a copy and use regularly. The digital copy has links to formula notes that may help make the printed copy even more useful.s

TI-83 Calculator

Module 1

Booklet 1A - Section 1

  • 2a). CPP contribution calculation: The contributions are 3.2% of gross income between $3500.01 and $36 900 (see "MATHPOWER 11" , page 533). For a gross income:
    • less than $3500, the CPP contribution: (there will be no CPP contribution)
    • between $3500.01 and $36 900, the CPP contribution: (gross income - $3500)
    • over $36 900, the CPP contribution: ($36 900 - $3500)
  • 2b). Be careful when you calculate Federal Tax: Use Federal Tax table ("MATHPOWER 11" , page 534)
    • study the Federal Tax calclulation ("MATHPOWER 11" , page 535)
  • 2c) annual Income = gross income - deductions
    • deductions: (CPP + EI + income tax + RRSP)
      • deductions that are not included in this question: union (professional) dues, Registered Pension Plan (RPP), child-care expenses, and moving expenses
  • 3. The fomula to calculate compound interest is A = P(1 + i)n. Remember

    i =                     rate%                     , n = number of compounding periods /year * #years
              #compounding periods/year

    See Solution: "Pure Mathematics 20 Module 1", page 20, and Solution 1 ("MATHPOWER 11" , page 542)

Booklet 1A - Section 2, #2a - Note: for CPP the contributions are made from $3500.01 to $36 900 (MathPower, page 533).

Booklet 1A, Section 1, #6 - The directions for the TVM Solver is incorrect in the coiled booklet, page 35. Directions should say: [APPS] Finance 1: TVM Solver

Booklet 1A, Section 1, #7c. A university term is 8 months long. The other 4 months in the year are summer holidays.

Booklet 1B, Section 2, #9b. Negative values mean they come from your account, while positive values mean they come from a financial institution.

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