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a) Interest expense = 83000*6% = 4980
Principal = 19704-4980 = 14724
b) Principal balance , January 1, Year 2 = 83000-14724 = 68276
c) Interest expense = 68276*6% = 4097
Principal = 19704-4097 = 15607
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