1.
=Loan*(r/12)/(1-1/(1+r/12)^(12*t))
=90000*(12%/12)/(1-1/(1+12%/12)^(12*28))
=932.9516799
2.
=932.9516799+350+300+400+100
=2082.95168
3.
=90000*(6%/12)/(1-1/(1+6%/12)^(12*12))
=878.2651922
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