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Laln 03 Group 3)
Sam paid $24,000 as a down payment towards a house purchase and received a mortgage from a
bank for the rest. He paid $1380 at the end of every month for 30 years at an interest rate of 3.6%
compounded monthly to settle mortgage. What was the purchase price of his house?
a $303,533.29
b. $327,533.29
c.
$237,355.29
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