Question 8
10 / 10 pts
Congratulations! You just purchased a new Malibu Wake surf boat. The sales price of the boat was $118,000. You financed 95% of the sales price at 5.375% over 12 years. What is your monthly payment?
Question 9
5 / 5 pts
Based on the information from the previous question, how much of your first payment goes to interest?
IncorrectQuestion 10
0 / 5 pts
Based on the boat purchase, if you make payments for 12 years, how much total interest will you pay?
IncorrectQuestion 11
0 / 10 pts
You are thinking about purchasing a new John Deere S790 combine. The purchase price is $585,000. You plan to operate the combine for 3 years. You predict that you can sell it for $395,000 at the end of 3 years. What is your annualized cost of owning this combine if your required return on capital is 7.25%?
8)
time period =12 x 12 = 144 months
monthly rate (i) = 5.375%/12 = 0.448%
Loan amount = 95% x 118000 = 112100
monthly payment = m
112100 = m/(1 + 0.448%) + m/(1 + 0.448%)2 +..... + m/(1 + 0.448%)144
m = $ 1058
9)
Interest payment (first payment) = 0.448% x 112100 = 502.11
10)
Total interest = 1058 x 144 - 112100 = 40252
11)
PV = -585000 + 395000/(1 + 7.25%)3 = - 264811.9
annualized cost = A
A/(1 + 7.25%) + A/(1 + 7.25%)2 + A/(1 +
7.25%)3 = 264811.9
A = 101368.25
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