O O O Note: Please make sure to properly format your answers. All dollar figures in the answers need to include the dollar sign and any amount over 1,000 should include the comma ($2.354.67). All percentage values in the answers need to include a percentage sign (%). For all items without specific rounding instructions, round your answers to two decimal places, show both decimal places (5.06). Show All Feedback If you borrow $220,000 at an APR of 3.5% for 25 years, you will pay $1,101.37 per month. If you borrow the same amount at the same APR for 30 years, you will pay $987.90 per month. a. What is the total interest paid on the 25-year mortgage? $110,411.00 b. What is the total interest paid on the 30-year mortgage? $135,644.00 ✔ c. How much more interest is paid on the 30-year mortgage? Round to the nearest dollar. d. If you can afford the difference in monthly payments, you can take out the 25-year mortgage and save all the interest from part c. What is the difference between the monthly payments of the two different mortgages? Round to the nearest dollar. O Icon Key yucuquiT OF O Check My Wo AD Check My Work J

O O O Note: Please make sure to properly format your answers. All dollar figures in the answers need to include the dollar sign and any amount over 1,000 should include the comma ($2.354.67). All percentage values in the answers need to include a percentage sign (%). For all items without specific rounding instructions, round your answers to two decimal places, show both decimal places (5.06). Show All Feedback If you borrow $220,000 at an APR of 3.5% for 25 years, you will pay $1,101.37 per month. If you borrow the same amount at the same APR for 30 years, you will pay $987.90 per month. a. What is the total interest paid on the 25-year mortgage? $110,411.00 b. What is the total interest paid on the 30-year mortgage? $135,644.00 ✔ c. How much more interest is paid on the 30-year mortgage? Round to the nearest dollar. d. If you can afford the difference in monthly payments, you can take out the 25-year mortgage and save all the interest from part c. What is the difference between the monthly payments of the two different mortgages? Round to the nearest dollar. O Icon Key yucuquiT OF O Check My Wo AD Check My Work J

Microeconomics

13th Edition

ISBN:9781337617406

Author:Roger A. Arnold

Publisher:Roger A. Arnold

Chapter21: International Finance

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