Engineering Economic Analysis
Engineering Economic Analysis
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ISBN: 9780190296902
Author: Donald G. Newnan, Ted G. Eschenbach, Jerome P. Lavelle
Publisher: Oxford University Press
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Chapter 7, Problem 89P
To determine

(a)

The value of APR.

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Answer to Problem 89P

The value of APR is 6.28%.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The amount is $220,000.

Time period is 30 years.

Loan origination fees is 3%.

Concept used:

Write the expression to calculate the monthly payments.

Monthlypayments=PMT(r,n,A) ...... (I)

Here, the rate for loan is r, time period is n and the mortgage amount is A.

Calculation:

Calculate the total amount of mortgage with points.

A=$220,000+(3%of$220,000)=$220,000+(3100×$220,000)=$220,000+$6,600=$226,600

Calculate the time period in term of months.

Timeperiod=30years×(12 months1 year)=360months

Calculate the rate of interest for one month.

Rate=6%12=0.005

Calculate the monthly payments with points.

Substitute 0.005 for r, 360 for n and $226,600 for A in Equation (I).

Monthlypayment=PMT(0.005,360,$226,600)=$226,600(11(1+0.005)3600.005)=$226,600166.79=$1358.59

Mortgage amount without points is $220,000

Calculate the APR.

Substitute 1358.59 for monthly payment, 360 for n and 220,000 for A in Equation (I).

$1358.59=PMT(APR,360,$220,000)$1358.59=$220,000(11(1+APR)360APR)11(1+APR)360APR=$220,000$1358.59

Calculate the value of APR.

APR=6.28%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the value of APR is 6.28%.

To determine

(b)

The value of APR.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 89P

The value of APR is 7.04%.

Explanation of Solution

Given:

The amount is

$220,000.

Time period is 30 years.

Loan origination fees is 3%.

Concept used:

Write the expression to calculate the monthly payments.

Monthlypayments=PMT(r,n,A) ...... (II)

Here, the rate for loan is r, time period is n and the mortgage amount is A.

Calculation:

Calculate the total amount of mortgage with points.

A=$220,000+(3%of$220,000)=$220,000+(3100×$220,000)=$220,000+$6,600=$226,600

Calculate the time period in term of months.

Timeperiod=6years×(12 months1 year)=72months

Calculate the rate of interest for one month.

Rate=6%12=0.005

Calculate the monthly payments with points.

Substitute 0.005 for r, 72 for n and $226,600 for A in Equation (II).

Monthlypayment=PMT(0.005,72,$226,600)=$226,600(11(1+0.005)720.005)=$226,60060.33=$3756

Mortgage amount without points is $220,000 ./

Calculate the APR.

Substitute $3756 for monthly payment, 72 for n and $220,000 for A in Equation (I).

$3756=PMT(APR,360,$220,000)$3756=$220,000(11(1+APR)72APR)11(1+APR)72APR=$220,000$3756

Calculate the value of APR.

APR=7.04%.

Conclusion:

Thus, the value of APR is 7.04%.

To determine

(c)

The graph of effective interest rate.

Expert Solution
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Answer to Problem 89P

The graph of effective interest and time is shown below.

Engineering Economic Analysis, Chapter 7, Problem 89P , additional homework tip  1

Explanation of Solution

Given:

Amount is $220,000.

Time period is 30 years.

Loan origination fees is 3%.

Calculation:

The following table shows the value of time and effective interest rate.

Time to pay off mortgage Effective interest rate
1year 11.5714%
2year 8.9248%
3year 7.9962%
4year 7.5259%
7.2361% ath>5year
6year 7.0439%
7year 6.9061%
8year 6.8026%
9year 6.7220%
10year 6.6575%
11year 6.6048%
12year 6.5610%
13year 6.5329%
14year 6.4922%
15year 6.4648%

Plot the graph of effective interest and time as shown below.

Engineering Economic Analysis, Chapter 7, Problem 89P , additional homework tip  2

Graph-(1).

Conclusion:

The graph of effective interest and time is shown below.

Engineering Economic Analysis, Chapter 7, Problem 89P , additional homework tip  3

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