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A customer wishes to buy a new car at a year-end sale. The dealer states the price is $10,000 with license and taxes included. If you put $1,000 down and agree to make payments …
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A customer wishes to buy a new car at a year-end sale. The dealer states the price is $10,000 with license and taxes included. If you put $1,000 down and agree to make payments of $200 per month for 5 years, what is the APR using the formula above?
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The price after down payment
10,000−1,000=9,000
number of months in 5 years
5×12=60 months
Total paid
200×60=12,000
Total interest
12,000−9,000=3,000
APR formula is
I=(2yc)÷m (n+1)
I=(2×12×3,000)÷(9,000×(6+1))
I=0.1311×100
I=13.11% .....answer
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