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The amount of 3000 will have to be deposited to earn $90 of interest for 8 months, if money is deposited in a bank that pay's simple interest of 4.5%.
Explanation:
The given is,
Simple interest of 4.5 %
Earn $90 of interest for 8 months
Step:1
Formula to calculate the simple interest method,
...................................(1)
Where,
F - Future amount
P - Initial investment
i - Rate of interest
N - Number of years
From given,
i - 4.5%
Let, X - Initial investment, P = X
F = P + Interest amount
F = X + 90
From the equation (1),

(∵ N = 8 months =
= 0.667 year )






= 3000
P = X = $ 3000
From the X value.
F = P + 90
= 3000 + 90
F = $ 3090
Result:
The amount of 3000 will have to be deposited to earn $90 of interest for 8 months, if money is deposited in a bank that pay's simple interest of 4.5%.
Answer:
a) Total Interest Paid in 24 months is $1680
b) Total Cost of the car is $12180
c) Monthly Payment is $420
d) Annual Percentage Rate is 10.47%
Explanation:
(a) Loan Amount = $8400
Interest Rate = 10%
Monthly Interest = 8400 x (10%/12)
= $70
Total Interest Paid in 24 months = 24 x 70
= $1680
(b) Total Cost of the car = Loan Amount + Interest Paid + Down payment
= 8400 + 1680 + 2100
= $12180
(c) Monthly Principal Payment = 8400/24
= $350
Monthly Payment = Monthly Interest Payment + Monthly Principal Payment
= 70 + 35
= $420
(d) Annual Percentage Rate = (1+ 0.10/12)12 - 1
= 0.1047
= 10.47%
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