A 30 year 1/1 ARM has an initial rate of 3.75%. In the future, the rate will reset to 325 basis points above the LIBOR index with no rate caps or floors. In 1 year, at the time of the first reset, the LIBOR is 1%. What will be the fully indexed rate at the first reset? OA. 7.00% O B. 1.00% C. 4.75% O D.4.25%

A 30 year 1/1 ARM has an initial rate of 3.75%. In the future, the rate will reset to 325 basis points above the LIBOR index with no rate caps or floors. In 1 year, at the time of the first reset, the LIBOR is 1%. What will be the fully indexed rate at the first reset? OA. 7.00% O B. 1.00% C. 4.75% O D.4.25%

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