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As part of the purchase of a home on January 1, 2014, you negotiated a mortgage...

As part of the purchase of a home on January 1, 2014, you negotiated a mortgage in the amount of $110 000. The amortization period for calculation of the level payments (principal and interest) was 25 years and the initial interest rate was 6% compounded semi-annually. (Do not round intermediate calculations. Round your answers to 2 decimal places.)

a) What was the initial monthly payment?
b)

During 2014–2018 inclusive (and January 1, 2019) all monthly mortgage payments were made as they became due. What was the balance of the loan owing just after the payment made January 1, 2019?

c)

At January 1, 2019 (just after the payment then due) the loan was renegotiated at 8% compounded semi-annually (with the end date of the amortization period unchanged). What was the new monthly payment?

d)

All payments, as above, have been faithfully made. How much of the September 1, 2019, payment will be principal and how much represents interest?

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DE G H I MNOP | RS т OLAWN Particulars principal amt rate of interest rate of interest Duration Duration amount unit 1 10000A34 A B C F G H I K L M N O W E 110000 0.06 =E412 25 -E62 =PMT(E5,E7,-E3,0,0) principal amt rate of interest rate of interesThe answer aksed in question is coloured in yellow allnitial monthly payment b)Balance after jan 1,19payment =D12 =G22 c)new

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