Saharan Debt Negotiations. The country of Sahara is negotiating a new loan agreement with a consortium of international banks. Both sides have a tentative agreement on the principal-$220 million. But there are still wide differences of opinion on the final interest rate and maturity. The banks would like a shorter loan, four years in length, while Sahara would prefer a long maturity of six years. The banks also believe the interest rate will need to be 12.252% per annum, but Sahara believes that is too high, arguing instead for 11.749%. The initial values are shown in the table: a. What would be the annual amortizing loan payments for the bank consortium's proposal? b. What would be the annual amortizing loan payments for Sahara's loan preferences? c. How much would annual payments drop on the bank consortium's proposal if the same loan was stretched out from four to six years? (Click on the following icon in order to copy its contents into a spreadsheet.) Loan Principal 0 $220,000,000 Interest rate 12.252% Maturity (years) 6 Payments Interest Principal Total 3 4 5 6 1 2 (26,954,400) (23,653,992) (19,949,218) (15,790,535) (11,122,330) (5,882,177) (26,937,709) (30,238,117) (33,942,891) (38,101,574) (42,769,779) (48,009,932) (53,892,109) (53,892,109) (53,892,109) (53,892,109) (53,892,109) (53,892,109)