A A loan of 350000 is taken over twenty years and will be repaid using the sinking fund method withequal size quarterly payments (i.e. end of quarter) at a nominal annual interest rate of 3%compounded quarterly.Calculate the outstanding balance of the sinking fund immediately after the 15th payment is made.Give your answer rounded to the nearest whole number (i.e. X).Selected Answer:[None Given]Response Feedback: Incorrect!

Loan amount (P) = 350000 Annual interest rate = 3% Quarterly interest rate (r) = 3%/4 = 0.75% Period…

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