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Fill in the blanks to complete the sentence. Jarvis is buying a boat that costs $6,000. He has $500 for a down payment. He is deciding between a 2-year loan and a 3-year loan. Use the rates in the table to determine how much money he will save if he chooses the 2-year loan instead of the 3-year loan. Round to the nearest cent.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given : Jarvis is buying a boat that costs $6,000. He has $500 for a down payment. He is deciding between a 2-year loan and a 3-year loan.

To Find :

how much money he will save if he chooses a 2 year loan at 2.25 interest rate, or a 3 year loan at 3.0 interest rate.

Solution:

Total Cost =  $ 6000

Down Payment = 500 $

Loan Amount = 6000 - 500 = 5500 $

Assuming SI ( simple interest )

2-year loan  at 2.25 interest rate

Interest = 5500 * 2 * 2.25 /100  =  247.5 $

3 year loan at 3.0 interest rate.

Interest = 5500 * 3 * 3 /100  =  495 $

Amount Saved in 2Year Loan = 495 - 247.5 = 247.5 $

247 $ 50 cent

Assuming CI

2-year loan  at 2.25 interest rate

Amount  = 5500 * (1 +  2.25 /100)²   =  5,750.284 $

3-year loan  at 3 interest rate

Amount  = 5500 * (1 +  3 /100)³   =  6,009.999 $

Amount Saved in 2Year Loan = 6,009.999 - 5,750.284

= 259.715  $

=  259.72 $

259 $ 72 cent

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Answered by coltonarnoldd
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