Question 1Chen hopes to eventually replace his old bicycle with a new one. The type of bicycle he wantshas a cash price of $2700. Chen could enter into an agreement to buy one of these bicyclesfrom a supplier where he pays a deposit of $200 and 24 monthly payments of $140. A flat rateof interest applies.a.What would be the best way to describe Chen's agreement:reducing balance loan, interest-only loan, hire purchase,cash payment?b.What is the total cost of the bicycle under this agreement?с.How much money would Chen actually borrow under this agreement and how muchinterest would he pay?iWrite down the simple interest formula and change the formulaso that the rate r is the subject.iiFind the annual flat rate of interest that applies to Chen's agreement. (Giveyour answer as a percentage correct to 1 decimal place.)iSuppose that Chen could negotiate a discount with the supplier so that hispayments are reduced to $135 per month for 24 months. Determine the annualflat rate of interest (as a percentage correct to 1 decimal place) under thesenew conditions.

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Question 1 Chen hopes to eventually replace his old bicycle with a new one. The type of bicycle he wants has a cash price of $2700. Chen could enter into an agreement to buy one of these bicycles from a supplier where he pays a deposit of $200 and 24 monthly payments of $140. A flat rate of interest applies. а. What would be the best way to describe Chen's agreement: reducing balance loan, interest-only loan, hire purchase, cash payment?

Question 1 Chen hopes to eventually replace his old bicycle with a new one. The type of bicycle he wants has a cash price of $2700. Chen could enter into an agreement to buy one of these bicycles from a supplier where he pays a deposit of $200 and 24 monthly payments of $140. A flat rate of interest applies. а. What would be the best way to describe Chen's agreement: reducing balance loan, interest-only loan, hire purchase, cash payment?

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Author:Randall Billingsley, Lawrence J. Gitman, Michael D. Joehnk

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Chapter7: Using Consumer Loans

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