Math, asked by HaasinQureshi5812, 1 year ago

Sam would like to use his extensive stamp collection as collateral for a secured loan. Sam has documentation that says his stamp collection is worth $10,525.00. Sam's bank has a policy that permits loan officers to lend no more than 82.5% of the value of the collateral. What is the maximum loan amount Sam can get from his bank using his stamp collection as collateral? a. $8,683.13 b. $9,700.00 c. $10,525.00 d. $12,382.35

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Answered by paulaiskander2
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Answer:

a. $8,683.13

Step-by-step explanation:

It is given that:

  • The stamp collection is worth 10,525 $
  • Bank can not lend more than 82.5% of the value of the collateral.

Hence, we need to calculate how much the 82.5% of the stamp collection is worth.

Maximum Loan Amount = 0.825*10,525 = 8683.13  $

Therefore, the correct answer is: a. $8,683.13


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