Ralph has just borrowed 1780 dollars to purchase a new stereo, at a nominal rate of interest of 11.6 percent convertible monthly. Although he is charged interest from the moment he borrows the money, the first payment is not due for 9 months. If he will make 24 monthly payments, how much interest is in the 17th payment?
Ralph has just borrowed 1780 dollars to purchase a new stereo, at a nominal rate of interest of 11.6 percent convertible monthly. Although he is charged interest from the moment he borrows the money,...
Ralph has just borrowed $1800 to purchase a new stereo, at a nominal rate of interest of 11.8% convertible monthly. Although he is charged interest from the moment he borrows the money, the first payment is not due for 7 months. If he will make 24 monthly payments, how much interest is in the 17th payment?
Craig borrows 6000 dollars a year to pay for college expenses, starting on September 1, 2000 - the day he starts college - and ending on September 1, 2004. (i.e. that's 5 withdrawals total). After graduation, he decides to go to graduate school in mathematics, and his loans are deferred (i.e. they still accrue interest, but no payments are due). After graduation from graduate school, he needs to begin paying off his loans. He will make monthly payments for 7...