FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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Author: Libby
Publisher: MCG
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A new delivery van costs $20,000 and can be financed for 60 months with a $4,000 down payment. I.M.’s bank will finance the van at 5.5 percent compounded monthly, and you calculated his weighted average cost of capital at 8 percent.
How do you figure out the monthly payment for the van?
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