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Consortium for Mathematics and its Applications

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Undergraduate

Concepts of Math for Business: An Introduction to Basic Language for Computers (UMAP)

Author: Martha Kastings


This module shows how to use a computer to solve simple problems in accounting, marketing and finance. It is self-contained for anyone with previous experience with percents, absolute values, exponenets, and roots. The BASIC language for computers is introduced, but be aware that different makes and models of time-share and microcomputers use slight variations of BASIC.

Table of Contents:

INTRODUCTION

1. ENTERING DATA AND PRINTING RESULTS

2. SYSTEM COMMANDS

3. FLOWCHARTING

4. PERCENTAGE PROBLEMS

5. COUNTING LOOPS AND ACCUMULATING DATA

6. PROBLEMS IN FINANCE: COMPOUND INTEREST, SAVINGS PLANS, SINKING FUNDS AND A MORTGAGE SCHEDULE

7. REFERENCES

8. ANSWERS TO SELECTED PROBLEMS

©1982 by COMAP, Inc.
UMAP Module
34 pages

Mathematics Topics:

Business Mathematics

Application Areas:

Prerequisites:

Algebra (percents, absolute values, exponents, roots); decimals

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