(P/A, i,n) = ((1 + i)^n-1)/(i(1 + i)^n)
i = 12% = 12% / 12 = 1% per month
Let the no. of months be n for 840 payments, then
26000 = 440 * (P/A, 1%,4) + 840 * (P/A, 1%,n) * (P/F, 1%,4)
26000 = 440 * 3.901966 + 840 * (P/A, 1%,n) * 0.960980
840 * (P/A, 1%,n) * 0.960980 = 26000 - 440 * 3.901966 = 24283.135
(P/A, 1%,n) = 24283.135 / (840 * 0.960980 ) = 30.08230
Using formula for (P/A, 1%,n)
((1 + 0.01)^n-1)/(0.01 * (1 + 0.01)^n) = 30.08230
((1.01)^n - 1)/(0.01 * (1.01)^n) = 30.08230
(1.01)^n - 1 = 30.08230 * 0.01 * (1.01)^n
(1.01)^n - 1 = 0.300823 * (1.01)^n
(1.01)^n = 1 / (1 - 0.300823 ) = 1.430252997
taking log both sides
n = log 1.430252997 / log 1.01 = 35.96 months
n = 35.96 months ~ 36 months (Approx)
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