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4. Show that in general, the loan balance after the nth payment is Bn = 1.005"Bo...
4. Show that in general, the loan balance after the nth payment is Bn= 1.005”Bo – 500(1 + 1.005 + 1.0052 + +1.005n-1), where n = 0, 1, 2, ....
3. At this point we have found a recurrence relation for the sequence of loan balances. We now find an explicit formula for B». Beginning with the first month, we know B1 = 1.005 Bo – 500. After the second payment, the loan balance is B2 = 1.005-B0 - 500(1 + 1.005). Show that after the third payment, the loan balance is B3 = 1.0053B0-500(1 + 1.005 + 1.0052).
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The mathematics of loans 99 Guided Project 45: The mathematics of loans Topics and skills: Sequences and sums Between houses, cars, or education, most people will take out a loan at some time in their lives. In a typical loan situation, a person borrows an amount $B at a fixed interest rate with a fixed payback period. The borrower makes monthly payments until the loan balance (the amount that remains to be paid) is...
1. Let's take a specific example. Assume you borrow Bo = $15,000 with a fixed annual interest rate of 6%, or 0.5% per month. As a first problem, assume that your monthly payment is $500. The goal is to compute the number of months required to pay off the loan. Every month, two things happen: Interest, which is 0.5% of the current balance, is added to the current balance and the loan balance is decreased by the monthly payment of...
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Suppose that a loan of amount L is being repaid by n installments of R at the end of each period. Denote by B. the outstanding loan balance immediately after the tth payment has been made, t=0,1,2,...,n. Then Bo = L, Bn=0, and for t=1,2,...,n, Bi's satisfy the following recurrence relation: B+1= B.(1+i) - R, where i is the interest rate per period. (a) By using (*) to form the sum SBS 1+i)'-s, t=1,2,...,n, (**) show that B = L(1...
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10 Homework Problems A few years back, Dave and Jana bought a new home They bo owed $230,415 at an annual fixed rate of 5 49% (15-year term with mothly payments of $1,881.46. They just made their 25th payment, and the current balance on the lean is $208,555 87 Interest rates are at an al-time Ow, and Dave and Jana are thinking of refinancing to a new 15-year fled loan. Their bank has made the following offer: 15-year term, 30%,...
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Balance Sheet & Income Statement Coast Ltd., which has just started trading on 1 January 2019. has the following account balances prior to the recording of the final month of the year: Account Balances as at 30 November 2019 Account $ Cash $5 300 Accounts receivable $6 400 Stock of Supplies $11 600 Property, Plant & Equipment -cost $36 000 Accounts payable $3 000 Interest payable S 100 Bank Loan $12 000 Contributed...