Monthly discount rate = 15%/12 = 1.25%
Hence, present value of payments under loan = 5000 + 500*PVAF(1.25%, 30 periods)
= 5000 + 500*24.8889
= $17,444.45
Amount to be paid in cash = 20,000-2000 = $18,000
Hence, down payment of $5000 and rest with finance is the best option since lowest cost in terms of present value
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