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2 years ago

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Savatey [412]2 years ago

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Answer:tiz x

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Given Information:

Initial amount of loan = $15,234.68

Monthly payment = $247.43

Number of months = 5

Required Information:

Net change in loan = ?

Answer:

Net change in loan = $1,237.15 = $1,237(3/20)

Step-by-step explanation:

Quiana owed her lender an amount of 15,234.68 initially, she repaid the lender each month with an amount of $247.43 for 5 months, so the total amount that she repaid is

Total amount repaid = Monthly payment*Number of months

Total amount repaid = $247.43 × 5

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The remaining owed amount is given by

Balance = Initial amount of loan - Total amount repaid

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So the net change to the loan from Quiana's perspective over the past 5 months is,

Net change in loan = Initial amount of loan - Balance

Net change in loan = $15,234.68 - $13,997.53

Net change in loan = $1,237.15

Net change in loan = $1,237(3/20)

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