6 . Principal =145,000
Rate=3.57%
Time=1 month
=1 / 12
Interest =P*R*T/ 100
=145000*3.57*1/12 whole divided by 100
=143.125
Monthly payment=143.125
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6. A individual is borrowing 145,000 for a 15 year loan at 3.57% per year compounded...
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