Ming purchased a car that had a purchase price of $5,400, which included all other costs and tax. She paid $1,000 as a down payment and got a loan for the rest of the purchase price. Ming paid off the loan by making 28 payments of $200 each. The total of all her payments, including the down payment, was how much more than car's purchase price?

A bicycle can he purchased on cash payment of ₹ 1500. The. same bicycle can also be purchased at the down payment (initial payment, at the time of purchasing) of ₹ 350 and rest can be paid in 3 equal installments of ₹ 400 for next 3 months. The rate of SI per annum charged by the dealer is:

A housing down payment is money that a prospective buyer provides up front when purchasing a home and is usually a percent of the purchase price of the home. A lender typically requires private mortgage insurance (PMI) when the buyer's down payment is less than 20% of the purchase price. To secure a mortgage buyers also need to have additional cash on hand for closing costs and prepaid property tax. Suppose a buyer wants to purchase a $375,000 house and must have $7,200 on hand for closing costs and property tax. Which of the following inequalities represents the total funds (f) the buyer must have on hand to secure the mortgage without having to pay PMI?

Ranjit purchased a refrigerator for the price of Rs. 8910 which includes 10% rebate on marked price and 10% sales tax on the remaining price. If the sales tax is increased to 20% without allowing the 10% rebate on the market price, how much more will the customer pay for a refrigerator ?

Subash purchased a refrigerator on the terms that he is required to pay 1,500 cash down payment followed by 1,020 at the end of first year, 1,003 at the end of second year and 990 at the end of third year. Interest is charged at the rate of 10% per annum. Calculate the cash price:

Juhi wants to buy a bicycle. She goes to the market and finds that the bicycle she likes is available for ₹1800. Juhi has ₹ 600 with her. So, she tells the shopkeeper that she would not be able to buy it. The shopkeeper, after a bit of calculation, makes the following offer. He tells Juhi that she could take the bicycle by making a payment of ₹600 cash down and the remaining money could be made in two monthly instalments of ₹610 each. Juhi has two options one is to go for instalment scheme or to make cash payment by taking loan from a bank which is available at the rale of 10% per annum simple interest. Which option is more economical to her?