不 A student takes out a loan of $1,500 at the beginning of each semester (semi-annually) for 11 semesters to pay for colege. The loan charges 6.2%, interest compounded semiannu student graduates after the 11 semesters and refinances the loan to a lower 55% rate compounded monthly with monthly payments (made at the end of each month for 120 monthly payment and the total interest paid The monthly payment is s (Round to the nearest cent as needed) The total amount of interest paid is $(Round to the nearest cent as needed) The Find the

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The numerical values are :- $1500, 11 semester,6.2%,11, 5.5%,120 months 

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A student takes out a loan of $1,500 at the beginning of each semester (semi-annually) for 11 semesters to pay for college. The loan charges 6.2% interest compounded semiannually. The
student graduates after the 11 semesters and refinances the loan to a lower 5.5% rate compounded monthly with monthly payments (made at the end of each month) for 120 month. Find the
monthly payment and the total interest paid
The monthly payment is s
(Round to the nearest cent as needed)
The total amount of interest paid is.
(Round to the nearest cent as needed.)
Transcribed Image Text:K A student takes out a loan of $1,500 at the beginning of each semester (semi-annually) for 11 semesters to pay for college. The loan charges 6.2% interest compounded semiannually. The student graduates after the 11 semesters and refinances the loan to a lower 5.5% rate compounded monthly with monthly payments (made at the end of each month) for 120 month. Find the monthly payment and the total interest paid The monthly payment is s (Round to the nearest cent as needed) The total amount of interest paid is. (Round to the nearest cent as needed.)
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