Part A | |
Debt | 10000 |
Period | 48 |
Monthly payment | 275 |
Excel formula for rate | Monthly rate |
=RATE(48,275,-10000,0,0,) | 1.20% |
APR = 12*1.20% | |
APR = 14.40% | |
EAR = ((1+(14.4%/12))^12)-1 | |
EAR = 15.39% | |
Part B | |
Debt | 10000 |
Period | 4 |
Annual payment | 3300 |
Excel formula for rate | Monthly rate |
=RATE(4,3300,-10000,0,0,) | 12.11% |
APR = 12.11% | |
EAR = 12.11% | |
You need a $10,000 car loan and are talking to two different banks. FIN 3013 Project...
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