Sandra takes out a $ 22000 loan to be paid back in monthly payments of P over the next five years. The nominal interest rate is 9 % compounded monthly. After making the first payment one month from the date of the loan, she begins a habit of skipping two monthly payments after each payment of P. Determine the loan balance five years after taking out the loan.

Sandra takes out a $ 22000 loan to be paid back in monthly payments of P over the next five years. The nominal interest rate is 9 % compounded monthly. After making the first payment one month from the date of the loan, she begins a habit of skipping two monthly payments after each payment of P. Determine the loan balance five years after taking out the loan.

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Chapter4: Time Value Of Money

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