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Chapter 4, Problem 89P

(a)

To determine

Monthly interest rate.

(a)

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Answer to Problem 89P

Monthly Interest rate is 0.98%.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Loan amount: $1,000

Duration: 12 Months

Amount of monthly payment is $ 93.12.

Loan amount is $1,000, Amount of monthly payment is $93.12 and Duration is12 Months.

Total Amount Repaid = Amount of monthly payment of $ 93.12 x Duration of 12 MonthsTotal Amount Repaid = $1,117.44Less: Loan Amount = $1,000Interest Paid for 1 Year = $117.44Rate of interest per month = Interest Paid for 1 Year / Loan Amount / 12 Rate of interest per month = 0.9787%.

Conclusion:

Hence the monthly interest rate is calculated.

(b)

To determine

Nominal annual interest rate.

(b)

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Answer to Problem 89P

Nominal annual interest rate is 11.744%.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Loan amount : $1,000

Duration: 12 Months

Amount of monthly payment is $ 93.12.

Loan amount is $1,000, Amount of monthly payment is $ 93.12 and Duration is12 Months.

Nominal annual interest rate is calculated as periodic interest rate expressed in terms of a year. For instance, a periodic monthly interest rate is expressed in terms of a year by multiplying the same by 12.

Interest rate per month is calculated at 0.98% per month. Hence the annual interest rate is calculated as Monthly interest rate multiplied by 12.

Total Amount Repaid = Amount of monthly payment of $ 93.12 x Duration of 12 MonthsTotal Amount Repaid = $1,117.44Less: Loan Amount = $1,000Interest Paid for 1 Year = $117.44Rate of interest per month = Interest Paid for 1 Year / Loan Amount / 12 Rate of interest per month = 0.9787%Annual Interest Rate = Rate of Interest per month x 12 = 0.9787% x 12 = 11.744%.

Conclusion:

Hence the nominal annual interest rate is calculated.

(c)

To determine

Effective annual interest rate.

(c)

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Answer to Problem 89P

Effective annual interest rate is 12.3972%.

Explanation of Solution

Given information:

Loan amount : $1,000

Duration: 12 Months

Amount of monthly payment is $ 93.12.

Loan amount is $1,000, Amount of monthly payment is $ 93.12 and Duration is12 Months.

Nominal annual interest rate is calculated as periodic interest rate expressed in terms of a year. For instance, a periodic monthly interest rate is expressed in terms of a year by multiplying the same by 12.

Interest rate per month is calculated at 0.9787% per month. Hence the annual interest rate is calculated as Monthly interest rate multiplied by 12.

Total Amount Repaid = Amount of monthly payment of $ 93.12 x Duration of 12 MonthsTotal Amount Repaid = $1,117.44Less: Loan Amount = $1,000Interest Paid for 1 Year = $117.44Rate of interest per month = Interest Paid for 1 Year / Loan Amount / 12 Rate of interest per month = 0.9787%Annual Interest Rate = Rate of Interest per month x 12 = 0.9787% x 12 = 11.744%

Effective Interest rate is calculated using the following formula:

E=(1+i/n)n-1Where;i=Annual interest raten=Number of periodsSubstituting the above values in the equation we get,E = ( 1+ 0.11744/12 )12- 1E = 12.3972%

Thus, effective interest rate is 12.3972%

Conclusion:

Hence the Effective annual interest rate is calculated.

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