Total amount to be requested as loan to avail net S/150000 by ."best option " is ;
Let total amount requested as loan by bestoption is treated as 'X',
X = S/150000+ S/120+0.025X+0.1X+S/10000
X-0.025X-0.1X = S/160120
0.875X=S/160120
X=182994.286
Total amount to be requested by " bestoption" go avail a net bank loan of S/150000 is S/182995 (approx)
2 . Total cost borne by the bestoption to avail the loan is :
Calculation of equal semi annual payments is
Total amount requested by the best option is S/182,995
Interst rate is 20% per annum
Total amount to be paid by the company after 18 months is
182995(1+20℅\2) ^3
=182995×1.331 = 243566
Let Equal semi annual installment is = P×r×(1+r) ^n÷(1+r) ^n -1
r= 20℅÷2 = 10% as it is semi annual payments
P= principal =182995
n=3 installment
182995×10%×(1+10%) ^3 ÷ (1+10%) ^3 -1
= 24356÷0.331=73585 equal installment semi annual
Total cost borne by the company due to lowering conditions is 120+ 10000+182995×2.5%+5489.85(note)
=20184.725
Note. Lost of interstbdue to with holding is 182995×10%×20%×18/12= 5489.85
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