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Question
Mark Green is considering buying a new Honda Accord. The purchase price of the car is $21,000 but Mark has a trade-in worth $4500. Mark needs a loan to buy the car and knows that his local bank requires him to put down 10% of the purchase price after the value of the trade-in is considered. Mark also knows that bank will charge 8% for the loan and require monthly payments over the next 4 years. Marks monthly payments are 353.50 per month. What is Marks total finance charge if he takes the full 4 years to pay off the loan?
A) $468
B) $4,032
C) $4,500
D) $2,488
E) None of the above
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