Guy borrowed $8000 at 7.8% compounded monthly and agreed to repay the loan in equal quarterly payments
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a. How much of the fifth payment will be interest?
b. What will be the principal component of the eleventh payment?
c. How much interest will be paid by Payments 5 to 12 inclusive?
d. How much will the principal be reduced in the second year?
e. What will be the final payment?
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