Ima Good-Student is an engineering student at AMU. She is in need of a vehicle to commute to school. She is interested in a crossover vehicle that costs $22,000. The dealer will provide a four-year loan at 15% APR (nominal interest rate) which is compounded monthly. The dealer will provide $6,000 for her trade-in vehicle. Ima’s monthly payment will be most nearly:- a. $612- b. $445- c. $381- d. $470

ma Good-Student is an engineering student at AMU. She is need of a vehicle to commute to school. She is interested in a crossover vehicle that costs $22,000. The dealer will pro ear loan at 15% APR (nominal interest rate) which is compounded monthly. The dealer will provide $6000 for her trade in vehicle. Ima's month payment will be most nearly: O a. $612 Ob. $445 O c. $381

ma Good-Student is an engineering student at AMU. She is need of a vehicle to commute to school. She is interested in a crossover vehicle that costs $22,000. The dealer will pro ear loan at 15% APR (nominal interest rate) which is compounded monthly. The dealer will provide $6000 for her trade in vehicle. Ima's month payment will be most nearly: O a. $612 Ob. $445 O c. $381

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