Answer :
Answer:
[tex]X=\$519.48[/tex]
Step-by-step explanation:
From the question we are told that
Loan 1 [tex]X_1=\$400[/tex]
Loan 1 due [tex]t_1=95days[/tex]
Loan 2 [tex]X_2=\$700[/tex]
Loan 2 due[tex]t_2=0days[/tex]
Payment [tex]Y=\$600[/tex]
Worth of money [tex]w=6\%[/tex]
Payment due [tex]t=30days[/tex]
Focal date [tex]t_f=125days[/tex]
Generally [tex]\$400[/tex] was due 95days ago
Therefore
[tex]125+90=220days[/tex](total days to consider)
Therefore
[tex]300+400 =700[/tex] is due today
125days left
Given
600 due in 30days
[tex]125-30=95days[/tex]
Generally the Final payment is mathematically given by
[tex]400(1+ 0.06*\frac{220}{365} ) + 700(1+0.06*\frac{125}{365} )=600(1+0.06*\frac{95}{365} )+X[/tex]
[tex]X=1128.9692 - 609.3698[/tex]
Therefore the
[tex]X=\$519.48[/tex]