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16 January, 23:54

Suppose a $75,500 mortgage is to be amortized at 6.5% interest. Find the total amount of interest that would be paid for a 40 year term. What is the amount of interest for a 40 year mortgage?

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  1. 17 January, 02:41
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    Use the formula of the present value of annuity ordinary to find the monthly payment of the loan

    The formula is

    Pv=pmt [ (1 - (1+r/k) ^ (-kn)) : (r/k) ]

    Pv present value 75500

    PMT monthly payment?

    R interest rate 0.065

    K compounded monthly 12

    N time 40 years

    So we need to solve for pmt

    PMT=Pv:[ (1 - (1+r/k) ^ (-kn)) : (r/k) ]

    PMT=75,500: ((1 - (1+0.065:12) ^ (

    -12*40)) : (0.065:12))

    =442.02 (this is the monthly payment)

    Now find the amount of interest

    Total interest=total paid-present value

    Present value=75500

    Total paid

    442.02*12months*40years

    =212,169.6

    Total interest=212,169.6-75,500

    =136,669.6

    The answer is 136,669.6
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