Adventure Travel signed a 9%, 10−year note for $164,000. The company paid an installment of $2,500
for the first month. After the first payment, what is the principal balance?
A. ) $ 166500
B. ) $162730
C. ) $161500
D. ) 1627700
Answer : B) $162,730
interest for the First Month = 164,000*9%*1/12 = $1,230
Principal amount in the Installment = 2,500-1,230= $1,270
Principal Balance = 164,000-1,270 = $162,730(Answer)
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