This is a two part question: 1st, How do I use a negative value in an equation? I tried just putting a "-" in front of the number, but my calculations are not coming out correctly. 2nd, My error could be related to "pow"... I am using an equation for each argument, and I'm wondering if that might be what is throwing the whole thing off... Any help would be greatly appreciated!!! Thank you!!
okay, here's the code:
Code:{ float L; //amount of loan float R; //annual interest rate float r = (R * 0.01) / 12; //monthly interest rate int i; //length of loan in years double P = L * (r / 1 - pow( (1 + r), (-i * 12) ) ); //monthly payment double total = P * (i * 12); //total amount paid to bank cout << setw(7); cout << setiosflags(ios::fixed | ios::showpoint); cout << setprecision(2); cout << "\nEnter the loan amount: "; cin >> L; cout << "\nEnter the annual interest rate: "; cin >> R; cout << "\nEnter the length of the loan in years: "; cin >> i; cout << "\n\nLoan: $" << L << endl; cout << "Interest-rate: " << R << " %\n"; cout << "Years: " << i << endl; cout << "Monthly Payment: $" << P << endl; cout << "\nTotal-paid: $" << total << endl; }



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