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MATH 101 Project 2: Mortgages and Credit Cards, Study Guides, Projects, Research of Mathematics

The instructions and questions for project 2 of math 101, which covers calculations related to mortgages and credit cards. Students are required to determine the amount of money needed at closing for a mortgage, monthly payments for both a 15-year and 30-year loan, and the total interest paid for each loan term. For the credit card section, students must calculate the length of time to pay off the balance, the remaining balance after 5 years of minimum payments, and the interest paid when making additional monthly payments. Essential for students looking to understand mortgage and credit card financing.

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MATH 101
Project 2
Form F
Part 1: Mortgages
You have found your dream house and wish to purchase it. The house sells for $295,000 and
you will need to put 10% down. The deal you can get is for 2 points, $400 in additional
closing costs, and an interest rate of 6 3/4%. Answer the following questions (you must show
ALL work in order to receive ANY credit):
1. How much money do you need at closing?
2. What is your monthly payment for a 15-year mortgage?
3. How much do you pay to the bank in interest alone for the 15 year loan?
4. What is your monthly payment for a 30-year mortgage?
5. How much do you pay to the bank in interest alone for the 30 year loan?
6. If you were to pay an extra $20 per month for the duration of the 30-year mortgage,
you would pay it off in 347 months. How much would you save in interest should you
choose to do this?
Part 2: Credit Cards
You just received your latest credit card bill. The total balance was $2850 and the interest
rate is 17%. Your credit card company computes your minimum payment by figuring 1/30 of
the balance. Assuming you stop using the credit card and make only the minimum monthly
payments, answer the following questions:
1. How long will it take you to pay off the credit card?
2. What will your balance be after 5 years of minimum payments?
3. If you pay $100 more than the minimum payment each month, how much will you pay
in interest alone?
4. If you were to take out a 5 year loan at 17% compounded monthly instead, how much
would the debt of $1850 cost you?

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MATH 101

Project 2 Form F

Part 1: Mortgages

You have found your dream house and wish to purchase it. The house sells for $295,000 and you will need to put 10% down. The deal you can get is for 2 points, $400 in additional closing costs, and an interest rate of 6 3/4%. Answer the following questions (you must show ALL work in order to receive ANY credit):

  1. How much money do you need at closing?
  2. What is your monthly payment for a 15-year mortgage?
  3. How much do you pay to the bank in interest alone for the 15 year loan?
  4. What is your monthly payment for a 30-year mortgage?
  5. How much do you pay to the bank in interest alone for the 30 year loan?
  6. If you were to pay an extra $20 per month for the duration of the 30-year mortgage, you would pay it off in 347 months. How much would you save in interest should you choose to do this?

Part 2: Credit Cards

You just received your latest credit card bill. The total balance was $2850 and the interest rate is 17%. Your credit card company computes your minimum payment by figuring 1/30 of the balance. Assuming you stop using the credit card and make only the minimum monthly payments, answer the following questions:

  1. How long will it take you to pay off the credit card?
  2. What will your balance be after 5 years of minimum payments?
  3. If you pay $100 more than the minimum payment each month, how much will you pay in interest alone?
  4. If you were to take out a 5 year loan at 17% compounded monthly instead, how much would the debt of $1850 cost you?