5 Rajesh deposits R3 200 into a savings account which is compounded annually at \( 11 \% \). At the end of two years he withdraws R1 500. 5.1 Calculate the amount of money Rajesh has in his savings account after four years. 5.2 Calculate the amount of money in the account after five years. 6 The map on the next page is part of the map of Gauteng, obtained from www.google.co.za. Tourists visiting Gauteng decide to rent a car for their tour. A car rental company charges the tourists R180 and R10 for every kilometre travelled. The car rental company gives 50 kilometres free per rental. The tourists are travelling from Rustenburg to Krugersdorp, a distance of about \( 91,3 \mathrm{~km} \). 6.1.1 Use the information provided and the map to determine how much money the tourists will pay for renting the car for their tour. 6.1.2 The tourists decided to visit Johannesburg from Krugersdorp. The extra distance to Johannesburg from Krugersdorp is \( 37,0 \mathrm{~km} \). Calculate the cost of the extra distance travelled.
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To find out how much money Rajesh will have in his savings account after four years, we can use the compound interest formula: \( A = P(1 + r)^n \). Where \( A \) is the amount of money accumulated after n years, \( P \) is the principal amount (R3,200), \( r \) is the annual interest rate (11% or 0.11), and \( n \) is the number of years. After the first two years, he withdraws R1,500, leaving him with R3,200(1 + 0.11)^2 - R1,500. You can calculate subsequent years by applying the formula again! Now, let’s move on to the tourists renting a car. The initial cost to rent is R180, and they'll have free kilometers of 50, so out of 91.3 km, they only pay for 41.3 km. At R10 per km, the calculation becomes R180 + (41.3 * R10). After calculating, they also decide to add a trip to Johannesburg, which adds another 37 km. That will mean calculating the cost for those extra kilometers as R10 per km beyond the allowed distance. Happy calculations!