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sineoko [7]
3 years ago
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Luke’s luck changed, and he was able to enroll full-time again. He has become employed full-time and earns $40 per hour. Becomin

g employed full-time will help him repay the $35,000 he borrowed in direct student loans at 4.66%. Because all students who borrow direct loans are placed into the standard repayment plan when entering repayment by the Department of Education, Luke looked into the details. He realized the cost benefit and chose to remain in this plan, it is the shortest in length and students pay the least amount of interest. After doing some calculations, he estimated his monthly payment will be $365, which includes principal and interest. In order for Luke to be able to afford his repayment under the Standard plan comfortably, he will need to allocate 12% of his paycheck
How much does Luke need to earn per year (at least) to comfortably afford his repayment if he needs to allocate 12% of his paycheck?

Mathematics
2 answers:
Alexxx [7]3 years ago
5 0
This question is phrased a little weirdly, so it would be a good idea to highlight all the key info so that you don’t get confused! I think this is how your work out the right answer, hope it helps :)

GuDViN [60]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Luke gets 36,500 per year

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