QuestionFind the 2014 annual rates for a flat with a 2.5% yearly increase, starting from \$5200 per quarter in 2008.
Studdy Solution
STEP 1
Assumptions1. The rateable value of the flat increases at a constant rate of.5% per year.
. The owner paid rates of $5200 per quarter in2008.
3. We need to find the annual rates that the owner should pay in2014.
4. The rates increase annually, not quarterly.
STEP 2
First, we need to find the annual rates in2008. Since the owner paid $5200 per quarter, we can multiply this by4 (the number of quarters in a year) to find the annual rates.
STEP 3
Now, plug in the given values for the quarterly rates and the number of quarters to calculate the annual rates in2008.
STEP 4
Calculate the annual rates in2008.
STEP 5
Now that we have the annual rates in2008, we can calculate the annual rates in2014. Since the rateable value increases at a constant rate of2.5% per year, we can multiply the annual rates in2008 by , where is the number of years between2008 and2014.
STEP 6
Convert the percentage to a decimal value.
STEP 7
Calculate the number of years between200 and2014.
STEP 8
Now, plug in the values for the annual rates in2008, the decimal value of the percentage increase, and the number of years to calculate the annual rates in2014.
STEP 9
Calculate the annual rates in2014.
Since the question asks for the answer to the nearest dollar, we can round this to $23458.
The owner should pay $23458 in annual rates in2014.
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