Would someone be able to solve this question using the engineering economics equations? Mr.John purchases a car for 25,000 and finances his purchase by borrowing the money at 8% per year, compounded monthly. He pays off the loan with equal monthly payments for 5 years. What will the size of his monthly loan payment?
Initial Cost=Loan amount=L=$25000
Monthly rate of interest=i=8%/12=0.006667
Number of payments=n=5*12=60 (monthly)
Size of monthly payment=L*(A/P,i,n)=25000*(A/P,0.006667,60)
We need to calculate (A/P,0.006667,60)
Monthly payment=25000*0.020276=$506.90
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