1, A borrower had a loan of $90,000.00 at 6% compounded annually, with 9 annual payments. Suppose the borrower paid off the loan after 5 years. Calculate the amount needed to pay off the loan. The amount needed to pay off this loan after 5 years is?
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00 \( r \) = Rate of interest per annum = 6% \( n \) = Number of years = 5 Show more…
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