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lys-0071 [83]
2 years ago
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David is buying a new car for $21,349.00. He plans to make a down payment of $3,000.00. If he's to

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1 answer:
marshall27 [118]2 years ago
8 0

Answer: (D) 5.90%

Explanation: David is going to buy a new car at $21,349.

The down payment is $3,000.

Loan amount (Present value) = $21,349 - $3,000

Loan amount (Present Value) = $18,349

Installment amount (pmt) = $352

As the payment is made monthly (12 months in a year),

Number of payments = 5 * 12

Number of payments = 60

Using the rate option in excel,

=rate(nper,pmt,-pv,fv,type)

Insert the variables into the option, we get

=rate(60,352,-18349)

By inserting the above formula in excel we get,

Rate = 0.47%

Rate of 0.47% is monthly, to get APR

APR = (1+monthly rate)^12 - 1

APR = (1+0.0047)^12 - 1

APR = (1.0047)^12 -1

APR = 1.0586 - 1

APR = 0.0586

APR = 5.86% or 5.90%

Therefore the correct option is 5.90%.



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