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aliya0001 [1]
3 years ago
9

Sheet Metals has an outstanding loan that calls for equal annual payments of $12,600.47 over the life of the loan. The original

loan amount was $72,000 at an APR of 8.15 percent. How much of the third loan payment is interest?A) $5,868.00B) $4,725.89C) $4,896.48D) $5,009.16E) $4,687.53
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1 answer:
ruslelena [56]3 years ago
7 0

Answer:

option (B) $4,725.89

Explanation:

Given:

Annual payment = $12,600.47

Principal amount = $72,000

Interest rate = 8.15% = 0.815

Now,

Principal amount paid = Annual payment - Interest paid

and,

Interest paid = Principle × interest rate

Balance = Principal amount - principal paid

Thus,

For year 1

Interest paid = 72000 × 0.815 =  $5,868

Principal amount paid = $12600.47 - $5,868 = $6732.46  

Principal remaining = $72,000 - $6732.46 = $65257.53

For year 2

Interest paid = principal remaining × Interest rate

Interest paid = $65257.53  × 0.815 =  $5319.30        

Principal amount paid = $12600.47 - $5319.30 = $7281.17          

Principal remaining = $72,000 - $7281.17 = $57986.36

For year 3

Interest paid = principal remaining × Interest rate

Interest paid = $57986.36  × 0.815 =  $4725.89  

Year Annual payment   interest paid   principal paid     Balance

 1             $12600.47             $5,868             $6732.46        $65257.53

 2                $12600.47             $5319.30         $7281.17          $57986.36

 3                $12,600.47           $4725.89  

Hence,

the correct answer is option (B) $4,725.89

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