Chandrika has a student loan for $12,600.00 at an interest rate of i(12)%. The loan will be paid off with monthly payments (at the end of each period) of $175.73 for the next 7 years. Find i(12). (Answer to the nearest 0.1%.) a. i(12) = 4.5300%. b. i(12) = 4.6700% c. i(12) = 4.9800%. d. i(12) = 4.6000%. e. i(12) = 4.5900%.

Chandrika has a student loan for $12,600.00 at an interest rate of i(12)%. The loan will be paid off with monthly payments (at the end of each period) of $175.73 for the next 7 years. Find i(12). (Answer to the nearest 0.1%.) a. i(12) = 4.5300%. b. i(12) = 4.6700% c. i(12) = 4.9800%. d. i(12) = 4.6000%. e. i(12) = 4.5900%.

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Chapter1: Making Economics Decisions

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