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Jetta's price Financing offered (annual %) Term (months) Dealership 1 $26,000 4.75% 48 Dealership 2 $20,000...

Jetta's price Financing offered (annual %) Term (months)
Dealership 1 $26,000 4.75% 48
Dealership 2 $20,000 3.75% 48
Dealership 3 $19,000 6.50% 48

Create data table that describes how your monthly payment changes with he Jetta's price and annual interest rate. (10 pts)

$26,000 $20,000 $19,000
4.75%
3.75%
6.50%

(d) Which dealership offers you the lowest monthly payment? (2 pts)

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a) $ 26,000.00 $20,000.00 $ 19,000.00
4.75% $     595.82 $     458.32 $     435.41
3.75% $     584.15 $     449.35 $     426.88
6.50% $     616.59 $     474.30 $     450.58
Formula to be used is the loan amortization formula, which is:
PMT = Loan amount*((r/12)*(1+r/12)^n))/((1+r/12)^n-1))
where r = the annual interest rate in decimals
r/12 = monthly interest rate in decmials
n = number of months = 48
CALCULATIONS:
$26000 and 4.75% interest. PMT = 26000*(0.0475/12)*(1+0.0475/12)^48/((1+0.0475/12)^48-1)) = $       595.82
$20000 and 4.75% interest. PMT = 20000*(0.0475/12)*(1+0.0475/12)^48/((1+0.0475/12)^48-1)) = $       458.32
$19000 and 4.75% interest. PMT = 19000*(0.0475/12)*(1+0.0475/12)^48/((1+0.0475/12)^48-1)) = $       435.41
$26000 and 3.75% interest. PMT = 26000*(0.0375/12)*(1+0.0375/12)^48/((1+0.0375/12)^48-1)) = $       584.15
$20000 and 3.75% interest. PMT = 20000*(0.0375/12)*(1+0.0375/12)^48/((1+0.0375/12)^48-1)) = $       449.35
$19000 and 3.75% interest. PMT = 19000*(0.0375/12)*(1+0.0375/12)^48/((1+0.0375/12)^48-1)) = $       426.88
$26000 and 6.50% interest. PMT = 26000*(0.065/12)*(1+0.065/12)^48/((1+0.065/12)^48-1)) = $       616.59
$20000 and 6.50% interest. PMT = 20000*(0.065/12)*(1+0.065/12)^48/((1+0.065/12)^48-1)) = $       474.30
$19000 and 6.50% interest. PMT = 19000*(0.065/12)*(1+0.065/12)^48/((1+0.065/12)^48-1)) = $       450.58
b) Dealership 2, with $20000 price and 3.75% interest offers the lowest monthly payment.

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