The following table shows annual rates for various types of loans in 2015. Assume monthly payments and compounding periods.    Loan Type 30-Year Mortgage 15-Year Mortgage 5-Year Car Loan 4-Year Car Loan Credit Cards October Rate (%) 3.93 3.14 4.30 4.24 13.10 November Rate (%) 4.09 3.31 4.31 4.26 13.10 December Rate (%) 4.09 3.34 4.34 4.29 13.10   You purchased a $35,000 car using a 5-year loan in October 2015. With the same monthly payments, how much could you have financed had you waited until November? (Do not round the payment amount to the nearest cent. Round the final the final amount you could have financed to the nearest cent.)   $    With the same monthly payments, how much could you have financed had you waited until December? (Do not round the payment amount to the nearest cent. Round the final the final amount you could have financed to the nearest cent.)

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The following table shows annual rates for various types of loans in 2015. Assume monthly payments and compounding periods. 
 
Loan
Type
30-Year
Mortgage
15-Year
Mortgage
5-Year
Car Loan
4-Year
Car Loan
Credit
Cards
October
Rate (%)
3.93 3.14 4.30 4.24 13.10
November
Rate (%)
4.09 3.31 4.31 4.26 13.10
December
Rate (%)
4.09 3.34 4.34 4.29 13.10
 
You purchased a $35,000 car using a 5-year loan in October 2015. With the same monthly payments, how much could you have financed had you waited until November? (Do not round the payment amount to the nearest cent. Round the final the final amount you could have financed to the nearest cent.)
 
 
With the same monthly payments, how much could you have financed had you waited until December? (Do not round the payment amount to the nearest cent. Round the final the final amount you could have financed to the nearest cent.)
 
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