You are interested in purchasing a new 2004 Corvette at Rainbow Chevrolet Pontiac. If you will...

You are interested in purchasing a new 2004 Corvette at Rainbow Chevrolet Pontiac. If you will have to make monthly payments of $1,000.00 for four years, and the loan rate equals 5.9%, what amount is being borrowed to finance the cost of the car? Place the appropriate values in the proper cells in row 11, given the columns as provided below. The remaining instructions are stated in Q1.

Row	Column letter
3Number	A	B	C	D	E	F
9	Q3.				ç Write problem type here.
10	m	#Yrs	Ann Rate	PV	PMT	FV
11

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