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snow_tiger [21]
3 years ago
15

Una empresa comercial vende automóviles cuyo precio es de S/. 60 000, con una cuota inicial del 20%, para cancelar el saldo en 3

0 meses de plazo.calcula la cuota fija mensual que se pagará seda empresa cobra una tasa de interés simple del 12% semestralmente
Mathematics
1 answer:
Inessa05 [86]3 years ago
4 0

Responder:

2560

Explicación paso a paso:

Dado lo siguiente:

Precio del automóvil = 60000

Cuota inicial = 20% del precio = (0.2 * 60000 = 12,000

Saldo = (60000 - 12000) = 48000

La empresa cobra un interés simple del 12% cada 6 meses

Periodo de pago = 30 meses / 6 = 5 periodos

Interés simple: p * r * t

= 48000 * 0,12 * 5 = 28800

Por lo tanto, monto total a reembolsar, incluidos los intereses:

Balance + 28800; 48000 + 28800 = 76800

El reembolso mensual es fijo;

Por lo tanto,

76800/30 = 2560

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