Suppose that your federal direct student loans plus accumulated interest total $25,000 at the time that you start repayment and È the interest rate on all the loans is 5.13%. (a) If you elect the standard repayment plan of a fixed amount each month for 10 years, what would your monthly payment be?$ (b) How much would you pay in interest over the 10 years?$
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