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consider the following pair of mortgage loan options for a $115,000 mortgage. which has the larger total cost (closing costs + the amount paid for points + total cost of interest)? by how much? 


Mortgage A: 20-year fixed at 9.25% with closing costs of $2700 and 1 point.


Mortgage B: 20-year fixed at 8.25% with closing costs of $2700 and 3 points 

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