Bright Inc. acquired a debt of $252,000. Acme agrees to repay the loan with payments of $13,500 made at the end of every three months. Interest is 8.52% compounded semi-annually. Answer the following questions in the designated input box (Format currency with $, commas and two decimal places): Input Box #3: What is the principal repaid in the 15th payment? Input Box #4: What is the cost of the debt (i.e. the interest paid) for the first two years? Input Box #5: What is the outstanding balance after the 11th payment?

Bright Inc. acquired a debt of $252,000. Acme agrees to repay the loan with payments of $13,500 made at the end of every three months. Interest is 8.52% compounded semi-annually. Answer the following questions in the designated input box (Format currency with $, commas and two decimal places): Input Box #3: What is the principal repaid in the 15th payment? Input Box #4: What is the cost of the debt (i.e. the interest paid) for the first two years? Input Box #5: What is the outstanding balance after the 11th payment?

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