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19. Option A is the right answer
20. with 7% the total payment will become $61789.4 for 15, years, and with 8% interest the interest payment is $164153.6
the difference is= 164,153.6- 61,789.4= $102, 364.2, hence option B is correct
21. option A is the right answer
22. option C is right answer
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