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In the monthly payment formula M = P1(1+1)", what value would you put for r(1 + r) -11if the interest rate is 6.9%?A. 6.9B. 0.0069C. 0.575D. 0.00575

In the monthly payment formula M = P1(1+1)", what value would you put for r(1 + r-example-1
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Given the monthly payment formula:


M=(Pr(1+r)^n)/((1+r)-1)

And the interest rate is 6.9%

To find the value to put for r:

Here, r represents the interest rate.

The value to put for r will be:


6.9\text{percent = }(6.9)/(100)\text{ = 0.069}

Since we have 12(months) monthly payments in a year, divide 0.069 by 12 to get the monthly value for r:


(0.069)/(12)=0.00575

ANSWER:


r\text{ = 0.00575}

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