10. The Yang family plans to buy a new house soon and is considering mortgage options. They are considering two options, a 15-year mortgage with an APR of 6.3% or a 30-year mortgage with an APR of 7.8%. Both options compound interest monthly. Currently the Yang family spends (e) $1,716 each month in rent and plan to spend the same amount on a mortgage payment. They do not currently have a down payment and will finance the full price of the home. Round answers to whole numbers. a. If the Yang family chooses the 15-year mortgage, how much will they be able to borrow? (3 pt) b. If the Yang family chooses the 30-year mortgage, how much will they be able to borrow? (3 pt) C. sentence. Which option will allow the Yang family to borrow the most? By how much? Respond in a complete (3 pt) d. Under which option will the Yang family spend the most overall? By how much? Respond in a complete (4 pt) sentence. I

10. The Yang family plans to buy a new house soon and is considering mortgage options. They are considering two options, a 15-year mortgage with an APR of 6.3% or a 30-year mortgage with an APR of 7.8%. Both options compound interest monthly. Currently the Yang family spends (e) $1,716 each month in rent and plan to spend the same amount on a mortgage payment. They do not currently have a down payment and will finance the full price of the home. Round answers to whole numbers. a. If the Yang family chooses the 15-year mortgage, how much will they be able to borrow? (3 pt) b. If the Yang family chooses the 30-year mortgage, how much will they be able to borrow? (3 pt) C. sentence. Which option will allow the Yang family to borrow the most? By how much? Respond in a complete (3 pt) d. Under which option will the Yang family spend the most overall? By how much? Respond in a complete (4 pt) sentence. I

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