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Billy North loaned $2,250 to his former college roommate, Jerold Weinsted. Jerold agreed to repay the principal in three monthly installments of $750 each. Billy charged interest at 0.5% (monthly rate) on the unpaid balance each month. Complete the North-Weinsted loan payment schedule. Then use the North-Weinsted loan payment schedule to solve the effective rate problem.
Unpaid
Interest
Principal
Total
New
Month
Balance
Payment
Payment
Payment
Balance
a.
1
______
______
$750
______
______
b.
2
______
______
$750
______
______
c.
3
______
______
$750
______
______
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Total
______
______
d.
Compute the effective annual interest rate in the North-Weinsted loan agreement by using
where P is the average principal over the 3-month period, I is the total amount of interest, and T is 3/12 year.
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a.
$2,250
´
0.5% =
$11.25 Interest Payment
$750 + $11.25 =
$761.25 Total Payment
$2,250
-
$750 =
$1,500 New Balance
b.
$1,500
´
0.5% =
$7.50 Interest Payment
$750 + $7.50 =
$757.50 Total Payment
$1,500
-
$750 =
$750 New Balance
c.
$750
´
0.5% =
$3.75 Interest Payment
$750 + $3.75 =
$753.75 Total Payment
$750
-
$750 =
$0 New Balance
d.
$2,250 + $1,500 + $750 = $4,500;
P = $4,500
¸
3 = $1,500
I = $11.25 + $7.50 + $3.75 = $22.50
R = $22.50
¸
($1,500
´
0.25) = $22.50
¸
$375 = 0.06 or 6%
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