Jared borrowed $4000 a year ago at an annual interest rate of 7.9%, compounded quarterly. The loan was to be paid off in four years, but he wants to pay it off now. How much should his creditor expect as a payout of the loan?

$5469.65

Step-by-step explanation:

Jackson borrowed $4000

Interest= 7.9%= 0.079

N=4

m= "compounded quartely"= 4

If he wants to pay it off now, the amount his creditor expect as a payout of the loan is:

Future Value= X(1+i/m)^nm

FV= 4000(1+0.079/4)^4*4

FV= 4000(1+0.01975)^16

FV= 4000(1.01975)^16

FV= 4000(1.3674121)

FV= 5469.6484

FV= $5469.65

The amount his creditor expect as a payout of the loan is 5469.65 if jared want to pay off the loan now.

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step-by-step explanation:

an equation by definition has to have two or more variables (x and 2 in this case)

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