Grade 11 - Financial Mathematics
Explanation and Free Practice Resources
Students calculate simple and compound interest, accumulated amounts, future values, and present values using consistent rates, compounding frequencies, and time periods, and compare nominal and effective annual rates. They model regular deposits as annuities and calculate fixed-rate loan payments, amortization, total repayment, and total interest, distinguishing interest from principal as balances change. They compare investment and financing options using formulas, tables, graphs, fees, terms, payment schedules, inflation effects, and total costs within standard fixed-rate models.
On this page:
- Master skills like “Calculate simple interest”, “Compare financing options”, and “Calculate compound interest” with unlimited, free practice problems
- Download (or modify) free worksheets on Financial Mathematics you can use at home or in class with practice problems across all skills in this group including “Evaluate long-term financial decisions”, “Determine future value of an investment”, “Determine present value of an investment”.
- Start working on adaptive units like “Financial Literacy - Compound Interest Intro” or “Percents and Simple Interest - Intro” that include these skills and will introduce and scaffold the skills carefully for maximum learning.
Financial Mathematics: Individual Skills
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Download/Modify Free Grade 11 'Financial Mathematics' Worksheet
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This Worksheet Includes:
- Calculate compound interest
- Calculate simple interest
- Compare financing options
- Compare nominal and effective interest rates
- Determine future value of an investment
- Determine present value of an investment
- Evaluate long-term financial decisions
Units Teaching These Skills
These adaptive units introduce, teach, or reinforce skills in this group (Financial Mathematics) through scaffolded problems that grow in difficulty as concepts are understood.