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deff fn [24]
3 years ago
5

It is estimated that the average amount owed for student loans in 2010 was $25,250 per student.  If the interest rate for studen

t loans increases to 6.8%, estimate how much more students will pay over a 10-year repayment period for this “average amount owed” as compared with 3.4%
Mathematics
1 answer:
Nostrana [21]3 years ago
6 0
Given:
loan amount: 25,250
original interest rate: 3.4%
new interest rate: 6.8%
term: 10 years.

Assuming that simple interest formula is used.
I = P * r * t
I = interest
P = principal
r = interest rate
t = term/time

I = 25,250 * 3.4% * 10 years
I = 8,585

I = 25,250 * 6.8% * 10 years
I = 17,170

17,170 - 8,585 = 8,585 Additional interest paid using the new interest rate.

Using an online loan repayment calculator: Here are the following data:
Loan Balance:$25,250.00
Adjusted Loan Balance:$25,250.00Loan
Interest Rate:6.80%
Loan Fees:0.00%
Loan Term:10 years
Minimum Payment:$0.00
Monthly Loan Payment:$290.58
Number of Payments:120
Cumulative Payments:$34,869.23
Total Interest Paid:$9,619.23

<span><span>Loan Balance:$25,250.00
</span><span>Adjusted Loan Balance:$25,250.00
</span><span>Loan Interest Rate:3.40%
</span><span>Loan Fees:0.00%
</span><span>Loan Term:10 years
</span><span>Minimum Payment:$0.00</span>
<span>Monthly Loan Payment:$248.51
</span><span>Number of Payments:120</span>
<span>Cumulative Payments:$29,820.59
</span><span>Total Interest Paid:<span>$4,570.59</span></span></span>
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