How long (in years) will it take Michael Garbin to pay off a $5000 loan with monthly payments of $156.49 if the add-on interest rate is 5.1%?
Michael Garbin would take ___ years to pay off a $5000 loan amount.
This can be solved using the Present value of annuity formula |
Present value of annuity is = P*(1-(1+r)^-n)/r |
Present value of annuity is = Loan = $ 5,000/. |
"r" is Monthly interest rate = 5.1%/12 = 0.4250% |
"n" is No of months = ? |
"P" is Monthly payment = $ 156.49/. |
5000=156.49*(1-(1+0.004250)^-n)/0.00425 |
5000=156.49*(1-(1.004250)^-n)/0.00425 |
(1-(1.004250)^-n)=(5000/156.49)*0.00425 |
(1-(1.004250)^-n)=0.135791424 |
1.00425^-n=1-0.135791424 |
1.00425^-n=0.864208576 |
Using trial and error method, n is 34.41 months |
It will take 34.41 months or 2.8675 years to pay off $ 5,000 loan |
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