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Which of these expressions can be used to calculate the monthly payment for

a 30-year loan for $195,000 at 6.6% interest, compounded monthly?
O A.
$195 000 0.0055 (1+0.0055) 360
(1+0.0055)300 +1
OB.
$195 000 0.0055 (1+0.0055) 360
(1+0.0055) 300-1
O C.
$195 000 0.0055(1-0.0055)300
(1-0.0055) 300-1

User Lee
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Answer:

B

Explanation:

Monthly Payment Formula


\sf PMT=(Pi(1+i)^n)/((1+i)^n-1)

where:

  • PMT = monthly payment
  • P = loan amount
  • i = interest rate per month (in decimal form)
  • n = term of the loan (in months)

Given:

  • P = $195,000
  • i = 6.6% = 0.066
  • n = 12 × 30 = 360


\implies \sf PMT=(195000(0.066)(1+0.066)^(360))/((1+0.066)^(360-1))

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