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Eva8 [605]
2 years ago
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Bob is thinking about leasing a car. The lease comes with an interest rate of 8%. Determine the money factor that will be used t

o calculate Bob’s payment. A. 0. 00033 b. 0. 00192 c. 0. 00333 d. 0. 1920.
Mathematics
1 answer:
Sedaia [141]2 years ago
6 0

The money factor will be used to calculate Bob’s payment is 0.0033.

Given

Bob is thinking about leasing a car.

The lease comes with an interest rate of 8%.

<h3>How to calculate the money factor?</h3>

The money factors can be converted to interest rates by multiplying by 2,400.

In the same vein, if the car dealer uses an interest rate, this can be converted to a money factor by dividing by 2,400.

\rm APR = 2400 \times money\  factor\\\\Money \ factor = \dfrac{ARP}{2400}

Therefore,

The money factor will be used to calculate Bob’s payment is;

\rm APR = 2400 \times money\  factor\\\\Money \ factor = \dfrac{ARP}{2400}\\\\Money \ factor = \dfrac{0.08}{2400}\\\\Money \ factor =0.0033

Hence, the money factor will be used to calculate Bob’s payment is 0.0033.

To know more about the Money factor click the link given below.

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