Solutions to HW3, Stat 470, Spring 2006 --------------------------------------- 1. If X denotes the desired present value, then the superposition of X with the same payment steam advanced by 1 year and the same payment stream delayed by 1 year gives the uninterrupted payment stream from year 0 to 32 inclusive: in symbols, X*(1+v+1/v)) = 100 * a"_{33}, or X = v*a"_{33}/a"_{3} 2.(a) > 2e4*(4*(1.05^.25-1))/(4*(1-1.05^(-10))) ) [1] 635.7242 (b) Now use payment stream 4*P* a"^{(4)}_{8.25} deferred 2 yrs. So 2e4 = 1.05^(-2)*(4P)*(1-1.05^(-8.25))/d^(4) > 2e4*1.05^2*(4*(1-1.05^(-.25)))/(4*(1-1.05^(-8.25))) [1] 806.727 (c) Now 2e4 = 1.05^(-2)*(4P)*(1-1.05^(-8.25))/d^(4) - (1.05^(-5)+1.05^(-6))*P > 2e4/(1.05^(-2)*(1-1.05^(-8.25))/(1-1.05^(-.25)) - (1.05^(-5)+1.05^(-6))) [1] 859.779 3. (a) Payment = > 2e5/((1-1.06^(-15))/(1.06^(1/12)-1)) [1] 1670.588 ## Interest paid at 1+j/12 (j=1,...,12) ## is (i^(12)/12)*B_{1+(j-1)/12} = ## 2e5*(i^(12)/12)*(1-v^{15-1-(j-1)/12})/(1-v^15) ## Sum these over j=1,..,12 to get ## 2e5*(i^(12)/12)*(12-v^14*((1+i)-1)/((1+i)^(1/12)-1))/(1-v^15) Interest for whole year = > 2e5*(12*(1.06^(1/12)-1)-1.06^(-14)*.06)/(1-1.06^(-15)) [1] 10938.95 ## Here is a conceptually simpler method: look at the total 12* 1670.588 = 20047.06 of the payments made during the course of the second year (1,2]: these are devoted either to interest or reduction of principal, and since the overall reduction in principal is equal to B_1-B_2 = 2e5*((1-1.06^(-14))-(1-1.06^(-13)))/(1-1.06^(-15)) = 9108.106, we conclude that the rest, or 20047.06-9108.11=10938.95 must have been interest. ## Note that, while the principal-reduction payments made monthly can themselves earn interest for the recipient from the time when they are made to the rest of the year, the breakdown of each payment into principal and interst carries the principal forward correctly: the interest absorbs all of the accumulation ! (b) B_7 = > 2e5*(1-1.06^(-8))/(1-1.06^(-15)) [1] 127875.5 (c) New payment: > 2.05e5/((1-1.0525^(-15))/(1.0525^(1/12)-1)) [1] 1634.80 ### So yes, it would have been advantageous to take ### the lowered interest rate. 4. (a) C = .05^2 = 1/400 = .0025, h(t) = f(t)/S(t) = (t-20) e^(-.05*(t-20))/(20*t*e^(-.05*(t-20))) = (t-20)/(20*t) S(t) = .05*t*exp(-.05*(t-20)), t>20 (b) .05^2*int_{40}^{infty} t(t-20) e^(-.05*(t-20)) dt/S(40) = .05^2*exp(-2)*int_{40} ((t-40)^2+60*(t-40)+800)* exp(-.05*(t-40))dt/(2*exp(-2)) = (1/800)*(2*20^3+60*20^2+800*20) = 70 #2 in Chapter. (a) integral of f(t) times 1e6*(1.4-t/50) from 20 to 70 (not to 80) gives answer: 324074.1 (b) Now integrate f(t) times 1e6*(1.4-t/50)*exp(-.08*(t-20)) from 20 to 70 to obtain: $ 101,495.80 #3 in Chapter. (a) Start with S(t) = exp(-1e-3*(7*t-0.25*t^2+40*(exp(t/20)-1))) > Sfcn <- function(t) exp(-1e-3*(7*t-0.25*t^2+40*(exp(t/20)-1))) > round(1e5*Sfcn(0:70)) round(1e5*Sfcn(0:70)) [1] 100000 99124 98294 97509 96768 96068 95409 94789 94207 93662 [11] 93151 92674 92230 91817 91434 91080 90754 90453 90178 89926 [21] 89697 89489 89300 89130 88976 88837 88712 88599 88496 88402 [31] 88314 88231 88151 88071 87989 87903 87811 87709 87596 87468 [41] 87322 87156 86967 86750 86502 86221 85902 85541 85135 84681 [51] 84173 83608 82982 82291 81531 80698 79789 78800 77727 76568 [61] 75320 73981 72548 71021 69399 67681 65869 63963 61967 59884 [71] 57717 (b) Sfcn(30)/Sfcn(3) [1] 0.9057027