Sullivan D. Terrell has decided to buy a 2023 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro. The current Manufacturer Suggested Retail Price (MSRP) is $54,620. Sullivan D. Terrell would also love additional add-ons, as the base model lacks some essential features. Sullivan D. Terrell wants a Sliding Rear Cargo Deck with options priced at an extra $695. Furthermore, she wants a Pet Seat Cover for her dog for \$279, a Dual Power Port for \$199, and a Trailer Hitch for $545.60. The Toyota Dealership also charges a Valet Fee of $89 for the vehicle acquisition, Documentation Fees of $335, and Government Fees of $14. Sullivan D. Terrell is subject to a 6% sales tax in her county that applies to the retail price and extras but not to any of the dealership's fees. Sullivan D. Terrell has saved $15,000 for a down payment and has decided to finance the remaining cost of the car. The dealership has some attractive financing options, but Sullivan D. Terrell is also considering getting an Auto Loan from the nearby Credit Union instead. At the Credit Union and the dealership, the interest rate that Sullivan D. Terrell would be charged varies with the terms of her payments. She is considering a 36-month, 48-month, and 60-month loan at either institution. Table 1 contains the fee and payment structures for each loan. Table 1: Loan Structures 1. Create an amortization table for each loan that reflects Sullivan D. Terrell's payment structure to finance her new 4 Runner fully. (Hint: The final principal value at each loan must be zero.) 2. For each loan, calculate the total amount of interest that Sullivan D. Terrell will pay. 3. For each Loan, calculate the sum of all payments Sullivan D. Terrell would make. 4. If Sullivan D. Terrell decides to go with the 36-month financing, which institution shoul she get the loan from? 5. How does your answer change if Sullivan D. Terrell decides on 60 -month financing