Loan amount = $ 9,600 + 8,000 = $ 17,600
First payment will be made at the end of 7th month. Number of payments = 36
Interest rate = 12% compunded monthly = 1% per month
Loan amount after 6 months = 17,600 ×1.01^6 = 18,682.45
Now calculating the equal monthly payment.
Under first plan he was required to make a monthly payment of $ 620.53.
After 16 monthly payment loan balance can be determined as follows. Number of payments yet to be paid = 36 - 16 = 20 payments.
Loan balance after 16 payments = 620.53(P/A,1%,20)
= 620.53 × 18.0455
= $ 11,197.89
Under new loan he will be required to make a payment of $ 208 for 36 months.
We can determine the value of i using trial and error method. I have tried a number of interest rate but I was unable to locate so I tried it using excel. Refer the screenshot of excel along with the formula
Using excel getting rate = - 2.03% per month.
It is obvious because earlier we were paying around $ 620 and now even less than 1/3rd amount. Thus, I will rely on excel and by plugging in this in the equation we can verify it
Thus, interest rate = - 2.03% per month.
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