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vladimir2022 [97]
1 year ago
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By paying $1500 cash and the balance is equal monthly payments, how many months would it take to pay for a car costing $12,495?

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1 answer:
Elden [556K]1 year ago
4 0

The monthly installments need to be paid is $10995.

To determine the number of months needed to pay off the remaining balance. We need to know the monthly installment.

<h3>What is installments?</h3>

When you get an installment loan, you get the money you borrowed or the item you bought right away.

  • You pay it off in installments, which are regularly scheduled payments that may include interest.
  • For a set number of months, or years, you generally owe the same amount on every installment.
  • When the loan is fully repaid, the account is permanently closed.

Now, as per the question;

Amount paid in cash = $1500

Remaining balance which is to be paid as monthly installments

= $12495 - $1500

=$12495 − $1500

=$10995

Thus, the monthly installments are $10995.

Now, to determine the number of months needed to pay off the remaining balance. The monthly installment is need to be known.

As a result, information on monthly installments is lacking.

To know more about the installments, here

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The complete question is-

What necessary piece of information is missing that prevents solving the problem? By paying $1500 cash and the balance in equal monthly payments, how many months would it take to pay for a car costing$12,495?

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