Corey buys 10 Tufflift 4-post, 4.5-ton car hoists for his parking garage at a total cost of $493,000. He finances this with a five-year loan at 6.5% APR with monthly payments. After he has made the first 20 payments, how much is the outstanding principal balance on his loan? OA. $276,855 B. $346,068 C. $692,136 D. $484,495

Corey buys 10 Tufflift 4-post, 4.5-ton car hoists for his parking garage at a total cost of $493,000. He finances this with a five-year loan at 6.5% APR with monthly payments. After he has made the first 20 payments, how much is the outstanding principal balance on his loan? OA. $276,855 B. $346,068 C. $692,136 D. $484,495

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