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If the purchase price for a house is $345,000, what is the monthly payment if you put 10% down for a 30 year loan with a fixed rate of 6.375%?
a. $1,569.27
b. $1,937.12
c. $2,152.35
d. $3,314.59 please select the best answer from the choices provided a b c d

Sagot :

If the purchase price for a house is $345,000 then the amount due each month would be $1,937.12

Step 1 

$345,000 was the initial value.

Initial Value x 10% of Down Payment

30 years = Nper (Number of Payments).

Rate = 6.375%

Step 2 

Given that it is 10% of the Initial Value, you may compute it as follows:

10% = 10/100 = 0.1

10% x (345,000) = 0.1 x 345,000 = 34,500

Step 3  Present Value (PV)

The total amount borrowed will be:

Initial Value - The down Payment is equal to PV.

PV= 345,000 - 34,500

PV = 310,500

Step 4  Accurate the data: The Nper and Rate in months should be as follows to estimate the monthly payment:

Nper = 30 years x 1 2 months / 1 year = 360 months

Rate = 6.375/12 = 0.531

Step 5  Use the equation: Keep in mind that the following equation determines the loan payment based on consistent payments:

c = PV x Rate/ 1 - (1 + rate) - Nper

Replace the numbers in the corresponding variables of the upper equation to complete step six of the equation.

c = 310,000 + 0.00531 / 1 - [tex](1+0.00531)^{-360}[/tex]

c= 1,937.12

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