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Itb Exercise 4

The document outlines Exercise 4, which focuses on analyzing various scenarios using commonly used functions. It includes tasks such as calculating expenses for a construction project, determining total prices and occurrences of items, and computing salaries and net income with deductions. Additionally, it requires a reflection on the learning outcomes from the exercises.

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Itb Exercise 4

The document outlines Exercise 4, which focuses on analyzing various scenarios using commonly used functions. It includes tasks such as calculating expenses for a construction project, determining total prices and occurrences of items, and computing salaries and net income with deductions. Additionally, it requires a reflection on the learning outcomes from the exercises.

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EXERCISE 4 – ANALYZING SITUATIONS ON MOST COMMONLY USED FUNCTIONS

Learning Outcome:
1. Apply the most commonly used functions based on the given situations.

Instructions:
Read each situation given and provide the requirements of each scenario. Write your
solutions and answers in the spaces provided for each item.

1.) Engr. Mae is a contractor for highway construction in Ozamiz City. He wants to have an
organized breakdown of the expenses during the one-week construction period. Your task is to
help Engr. Mae to come up with a very detailed breakdown of expenses for the highway
construction in order to solve the following problems:

a. What is the total cost of all expenses? =


b. If the budget for one week is 1,000,000 pesos, how much is the remaining money? =
c. What are the least expenses for the construction? =
d. What is the most expensive item in the construction? =

2. Consider the following data:

a. Compute the total principle. =


b. Count the occurrence of 36 terms. =
c. Get the average of the interest rates. =

3.) Mr. Suave’s collection of toy cars will not be available for sale. There are around 30 items of toy
cars with different prices. Compute the total price of all toy cars and count the number of cars with
a price that is less than 5,000. Be sure to include the month it was purchased in order to get the
sum of all items purchased for each month.

ANSWERS:
4.) Mr. Right is an employee of the company ABC. During the year 2023, his first quarter salary
consisted of 4 digits, but during the second to last quarter of the year, his salary increased to 5
digits. This is because of his hard work and dedication to work and the favor for work promotion
that he spent in the company. What is the annual salary of Mr. Right considering that 35% of his
monthly salary goes to mandatory deductions for society?

ANSWERS:

5.) If the annual salary of Mr. Right is 850,000.00, what is his net income considering that he has
mandatory deductions to pay, which are as follows: 10% for the withholding tax, 3% each for the
SSS contribution, Pag-ibig, and PhilHealth, and 1% for his medical checkup.

ANSWERS:

6.) Mr. Right owns a rent-to-own house situated in Bagakay, Ozamiz City. He has 70 units, which
are divided into 5 categories: row house, apartment type, bungalow, single-story townhouse, and
two-story townhouse. 10% of the units belong to row houses, 20% to apartment types, 20% to
bungalows, 25% to single-story townhouses, and 25% to two-story townhouses. The rate for the
first unit is 500,000, the second is 850,000.00, the third is 1,500,000.00, the fourth is 2,500,000.00,
and the last is 3,700,000.00. That is the rate for each housing unit. Compute the total income of Mr.
Right for all houses.

ANSWERS:
EXERCISE 4 – ANALYZING SITUATIONS ON MOST COMMONLY USED FUNCTIONS –
REFLECTION

Instructions: Please write your learning from the exercises on commonly used functions with at
least three sentences. Your reflection will be rated based on the rubric given.
Criteria Equivalent Points Your Score
Sentence Organization 5 points
Content 5 points
TOTAL 10 points

Rated by:

Instructor

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