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A loan of $7950 with interest at 11.7% compounded quarterly is repaid by 8 equal payments made at the end of each year

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Calculus: Early Transcendentals
Calculus: Early Transcendentals
James Stewart 8th Edition
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00:01 In this question, you've given a $45 ,000, 8 % loan compounded quarterly over four years, and you're wondering how much interest will be included in the first payment.
00:25 First, we need to find the total amount of interest using the compounding formula.
00:29 The total amount of the loan equals the principal times 1 plus the interest rate over the number of times compounded per year, raised to the n again, times t, the number of years.
00:42 Principal, 45 ,000, times 1 plus the interest rate as a decimal.
00:48 It's compounded quarterly, so quarterly is 4, raised to 4 times 4 years.
00:56 And i can simplify this.
00:58 0 .08 divided by 4 would be 0 .02.
01:02 So we get 45 ,000 times 1 .02 raised to the power of 16.
01:12 And you type it in exactly how it looks with the parentheses...
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