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    suppose that p dollars are borrowed from a bank, with the understanding that a dollars will be repaid each month until the entire loan has been repaid. part of the monthly payment will be interest, calculated as i percent of the current unpaid balance. the remainder of the monthly payment will be applied toward reducing the unpaid balance. write a c program that will determine the following information:
    (i) the amount of interest paid each month.
    (ii) the amount of money applied toward the unpaid balance each month.
    (iii) the cumulative amount of interest that has been paid at the end of each month.
    (iv) the amount of the loan that is still unpaid at the end of each month.
    (v) the number of monthly payments required to repay the entire loan.
    (vi) the amount of the last payment (since it will probably be less than a). test your program using the following data: p = $40,000; a = $2,000; i = 1% per month

    i not understand this question

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    Given this
    > p = $40,000; a = $2,000; i = 1% per month

    > the amount of interest paid each month.
    Do you know the calculation necessary here?
    Can you work it out on paper?

    The same applies to all the other bullet points.

    Forget the code for the moment, you need to be able to do the first 5 steps by hand on paper, so you understand what is going on.
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    Nobody can help you at all.

    EDIT: You gotta do a lot better than posting a homework assignment here to get anything more than a "Oh, good luck with that"
    Last edited by MacNilly; 11-28-2016 at 07:06 AM.

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