Math in Our World
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Chapter 7.6, Problem 13E
In Problems 13–16, find the monthly payment on the loans in Problems 9–12. Assume that the term of each loan is 10 years.
13. Monthly payment for Problem 9.
For Problems 9–12, for the given student loan, find the interest that accrues in a 30-day month, then find the total amount of interest that will accrue before regular payments begin, again using 30-day months.
9. $7,200 at 6.8% interest; student graduates 3 years and 9 months after loan is acquired; payments deferred for 6 months after graduation
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Math in Our World
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