Johnson and Johnson purchased a house for $450000. The had a 35% down payment and negotiated a four year mortgage at 4:35% amortized over 20 years. (a) Calculate their monthly payments. (b) After the four year term was completed, they renegotiated a new term for six years at 2:15% amortized over 15 years. Determine their new monthly payments.
We need the find the annual worth of the house at an interest rate of 4.35%. \[A = P \left[ i(1+i)^n \over (1+i)^n -1 \right]\]where P is the present worth of the loan (price of house - down payment), i is the interest rate, and n is the number of compounding periods (20 in this case), and A is the annual payments. To get A in terms of monthly payments, divide the interest rate by 12, and multiply n by 12.
yes i believe i understood this 450000*35 450000-157500 = 292500 is the monthly payment? and their new payment is 2329.4?
I got the monthly payment to be 1826.90 for part a.
hmm did you you do it the way i did it or is it cool if u show me how u did it
I used the above equation. For a 20 year mortgage, n = 12*20 = 240, i = 0.0435/12 = 0.003625, and P = 292500. The above equation becomes\[A = 292,500 \left[0.003625*(1.003625)^{240} \over (1.003625)^{240} -1 \right]\]
oh wow lol what about thier new payment is it 2329.4? or im i just wrong lhaha
We need the find the current value of the loan after 4 years. Take 292500 and subtract 48*A from it. Then redo the formula with the new interest rate and n values.
wait i dont get it
After four years, we negotiate a new mortgage rate right? During those four years were were making payments. Therefore, the present value of the loan after those four years is equal to \[P_4 = P_1 - 4*12*A\] because we have made fours years worth of payments. P1 is 292500 and A is the monthly payment we calculated for part a. You with me?
so p4= 292500-4*12*1826.90=204808.8
Indeed.
yes im with you
sweet! i have one more question
Now we need to determine the monthly payment required to pay off this new P value using the new mortgage data.
Ok. Ask away!
which? data
and my question is (a) y = 4:75 sin(3x + 1) 5 (b) y = 0:86 sin(0:5x) + 0:54 state the following: (a) maximum value (b) minimum value (c) amplitude (d) period (e) median value (f) start point
2.15% interest rate, 15 years worth of payments. Just like before when we had a 4.35 interest rate and 20 years worth of payments. You have new i and n values for part b.
equation a. is that sin - 5 or + 5?
- 5
Okay. What is the maximum y-value of y=sin(x) and y=cos(x)?
and boss i thought we finished calculating the firrst question b, could you please show me the steps i have to take for the first question..b
max= -0.25 min=-9.75amp=4.75 and i dont know how to solve for the rest
\[A = P_4 \left[ {(2.15/12)(1+2.15/12)^{12*15} \over (1+2.15/12)^{12*15} -1} \right]\]
whats the final answer come to
The period of sin(x) is 1/(2pi). So the period of sin(3x+1) is 3/(2pi). The start point of sin(x) is zero. The start point of sin(3x+1) is shifted one to the left on the x-axis. The median value is the average of the maximum and minimum amplitude.
The value of the second A is 1,332.16.
I'm sorry. The period of sin(x) is 2pi. The period of sin(3x+1) is (2pi)/3
for the period its 2.09 and sp=0 and m=?
I told you what they were. SP = -1 and Median is the average of the max and min amplitudes. You know how to calculate the average?
amp= 4.75 is this correct?
no i honestly dont know how to calculate the average
No. If we had sin(x), the function would go from +1 to -1 right? Therefore, the median value would be 0. In this cause, the maximum amplitude is -0.25 and the minimum amplitude is - 9.75. The median amplitude is \[M = {-0.25 - 9.75 \over 2} = -5\]
wow honestly ur the best! thank you sooo freakin much man!cant thank u enough lol i have a hard time figuring out this stuff and thanks for showing me them in steps (=
You're welcome. Take a look at this: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=4.75*sin%283x%2B1%29+-5 It will help you visualize the plot.
cool
wait last question im really sorry about that! y = 0:86 sin(0:5x) + 0:54
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