Ross purchased a new commercial vehicle today for $25,000. The entire amount was financed using a five-year loan with a 4 percent interest rate (compounded monthly). How much will Ross owe on his vehicle loan after making payments for three years (i.e., when two years of payments remain)?

A. $10,089.56
B. $10,602.44
C. $10,857.28
D. $11,345.77
E. $11,568.25


Answer: B

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