Willie Wilson plans to borrow $21, 185 at the beginning of each of his 4 years of college. He will repay the loan in 16equal annual installments at the end of each year starting one year after he graduates. If the interest rate is 8.08 %, howlarge will the installments be? Interest will accrue on Willie's loan while he is in college.

Step 1: Given Value for Calculation Present Value of Borrowing = pv = $21,185Time = t = 4…

Answered: Willie Wilson plans to borrow $21, 185…

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