A couple sold their home. In addition to a cash down payment, they financed the remaining balance for the buyer. The loan will be paid off by monthly payments of $300 for 5 years. The couple decides to sell the loan to a local bank. The bank will buy the loan, based on 1% per month interest. How much will the bank pay the couple for the loan? Select one: O a. 35648.74 O b. 3397.40 O c. 13486.51 O d. 1456.03 O e. 31468.53

A couple sold their home. In addition to a cash down payment, they financed the remaining balance for the buyer. The loan will be paid off by monthly payments of $300 for 5 years. The couple decides to sell the loan to a local bank. The bank will buy the loan, based on 1% per month interest. How much will the bank pay the couple for the loan? Select one: O a. 35648.74 O b. 3397.40 O c. 13486.51 O d. 1456.03 O e. 31468.53

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