Solve the problem.In order to buy a $25,000 car, you put down $2000 and take out a loan on the balance. To pay off the loan, you pay $472.78 for the following 72 months. How much more will you end up paying for the car than the original price of $25,000? Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
A. $9040.00
B. $36,040.00
C. $11,040.00
D. $34,040.00
Answer: C
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