Evelyn purchased a dining room set with a 12-month deferred payment plan. The interest rate on the plan was 25.57%. The dining room set must be paid off within two years after the deferment period. What is Evelyn’s monthly payment after the deferment period if the price of the dining room set was $2,875 and she made no payments during the deferment period? $119.79 $154.28 $170.60 $198.68
The interest rate on the plan was 25.57% so she must pay back 125.57% of the original price - $2,875
total payments necessary are: $2,875 * 1.2557 , the small number is the %/100
whats the formula? or is that it?
the formula for principal+interest is: return = (1 + i )*principal , i is the interest rate hundredths
can you help me figure out the answer please
we 1) find the total repayment debt 2) find monthly payment
for the formula they have interest rate in "hundredths" 10% corresponds to 10/100 i=0.1 25% corresponds to 25/100 i=0.25 100% corresponds to 100/100 i=1 we need this interest for 25.57%
so .25?
yes :)
ok now what
now formula was \[return = (1+i) \times principal\] the "principal" in this case is the cost of the set. The store invests it into Evelyn's household, so other direction - mechanism is the same.
r=(1+.25) x 2875 ?
YES
3593.75
that's the total money Evelyn must return to the store/credit institution
"The dining room set must be paid off within two years" that's how many months with payments?
24 months
@mathessentials
correct, so she got 24 months to repay the $3593.75
than what
they will set the minimum so every 24 months pay the same
monthly payment = debt / months monthly payment = $3593.75 / 24
149.74
it's $150 when you take the precise 25.57% instead of just ~%25
than what? or is that it?
I'm not sure why our result is off by ~$4.5
idk :( but is the answer 154.28
I believe so, it's the closest one
thank you! do you think you could try and help with more
time for one more
Zoey opened a savings account four years ago with a deposit of $935.15. The interest on the account compounds monthly. If Zoey’s current account balance is $1,128.16, what is the interest rate on the account? 0.4% 4.7% 14.2% 18.9%
there's a formula for compounding: \[A=P(1+\frac{ i }{ n })^{ny}\] A: Account balance P: Principal i: interest y: number of years n: times it is compounded p.a.
basically we just insert everything where it goes. data given was: A: $1,128 P: $935 y: 4 years n: 12 times p.a. (monthly)
if it is compounded monthly, how often is it compounded in a year?
12
yep, so n=12
\[$1128=$935(1+\frac{ i }{ 12 })^{12 \times 4}\]
4.7%
Wyatt purchased a living room set for $4,109 with an 18-month deferred payment plan. The interest rate on the plan was 27.41%. The living room set must be paid off within three years after the deferment period. What is the total cost of the living room set if she made no payments during the deferment period and made only minimum payments after the deferment period? $4,109.00 $6,170.03 $9,117.00 $13,675.50
you are right, the equation works for 4,7%
I believe we're supposed to use the same complicated formula for these problems......
the one we used for the Evelyn one?
the one from the 2nd problem. maybe that's why Evelyn result was off
try to open a new question , maybe someone else is more familiar with deferment payments
ill see! but thank you so much for your help!
Eli made a down payment of $1,750 on a jet ski with a purchase price of $9,925. The balance was paid for using a five-year installment loan. If the interest rate on the loan is 11.4%, what is the total cost of the jet ski? $9,106.95 $10,762.80 $12,512.80 $13,066.80 how bout this?
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