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You have just applied, and have been approved for a $175,000 mortgage. The rate quoted to you by the lender is 5.5% for a 30 yea

r fixed mortgage. Use the provided table to determine how much of your first month’s payment goes towards the principal.
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a.
$191.92
c.
$187.32
b.
$190.23
d.
$184.88

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Nezavi [6.7K]1 year ago

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I think it’s c yeah it’s c for sure

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