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On September 1, the home mortgage balance was
$262,000
for the home owned by Kim Thompson. The interest rate for the loan is
8
percent.
Assuming that Kim makes the September monthly mortgage payment of
$2620
, calculate the following:
(a) The amount of interest included in the September payment (round your answer to the nearest cent).
(b) The amount of the monthly mortgage payment that will be used to reduce the principal balance.
(c) The new balance after Kim makes this monthly mortgage payment.
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