Assume that you wish to trade in your old car and buy a new car. The new car has a list price of $31,500.00 and you have been offered a 6-year (72-month) car loan at a nominal annual interest rate of 3.84 percent (monthly compounding). Also assume that you want your monthly payments to be no more than $300 a month and will walk away from the deal if they are higher. Given this information, determine the minimum trade-in that the dealer must offer you on your old car in order to get you to buy the new car. O $11.592.97 O $10,926.03 O $12,235.13 O $10.107.86 Ⓒ$9.666.48

Assume that you wish to trade in your old car and buy a new car. The new car has a list price of $31,500.00 and you have been offered a 6-year (72-month) car loan at a nominal annual interest rate of 3.84 percent (monthly compounding). Also assume that you want your monthly payments to be no more than $300 a month and will walk away from the deal if they are higher. Given this information, determine the minimum trade-in that the dealer must offer you on your old car in order to get you to buy the new car. O $11.592.97 O $10,926.03 O $12,235.13 O $10.107.86 Ⓒ$9.666.48

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