Practical Business Math Procedures
Practical Business Math Procedures
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Chapter 14, Problem 1ECP
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The Amount financed, total of monthly payments, and total finance charge having $73,900 Purchase price of product, Down payment is $50,000, Number of monthly payments is 60 and Amount of monthly payment is $518.

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Answer to Problem 1ECP

The Amount financed is $23,900_.

The total of monthly payment is 31,080_.

The total finance charge is 7,180_.

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Formula used:

Amount financed is calculated as, Amount financed=Cash priceDown payment.

Total of Monthly payments=Monthly payment×Number of payments of loan.

Total finance charge=Total of all monthly paymentsAmount financed.

Calculation:

Given that, Purchase price of product is $73,900 and down payment is $50,000.

Substitute, Purchase price of product=$73,900 and Down payment=$50,000 in first formula.

Amount financed=Cash priceDown payment=73,90050,000=23,900

Hence, Amount financed is $23,900_.

Substitute, Monthly payment=$518 and Number of payments of loan=60 months in second formula.

Total of Monthly payment=Monthly payment×Number of payments of loan=518×60=31,080

Hence, Total of Monthly payment is $31,080_.

Substitute, Amount financed=$23,900 and Total of all Monthly payment=$31,080 in third formula.

Total finance charge=Total of all monthly paymentsAmount financed=31,08023,900=7,180

Hence, Total finance charge is $7,180_.

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