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Expert Solution

Calculation of the loan principal amount at the end of 5 years -

Amortization table -

at the end of 5th year/60 months the principal value of loan = 273473.75

now interest rate has increase to 6.5% per year

revised rate of interest per month = 6.5%/12

= 0.54167%

New month installment from year 6 = outstanding loan amount at the beginning of year 6/PVIFA(0.54167%,300)

= 273473.75/148.1027

= 1846.514

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