I have solved Q - 1 and Q - 2 in response to your earlier post. I will now solve Q - 3.
Q - 3
Part (a) Monthly mortgage payment = PMT (Rate, period, PV) = PMT (9%/12, 12 x 30, -120000) = $ 965.55
Part (b) Interest in first month = 120,000 x 9% / 12 = $ 900
Part (c) Cumulative interest in year 1 = - CUMIPMT (Rate, Period, PV, Start Period, End Period, Type) = - CUMIPMT (9%/12, 12 x 30, 120000,1, 12, 0) = $ 10,766.73
Part (d) Loan outstanding after three years = - PV (Rate, period, PMT, FV) = - PV (9%/12, 12 x (30 - 3), 965.55,0) = $ 117,302.90
Part (e) Cumulative interest paid till year 3 = - CUMIPMT (Rate, Period, PV, Start Period, End Period) = - CUMIPMT (9%/12, 12 x 30, 120000,1, 36, 0) = $ 32,062.25
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