Question
Harry has $2500 in cash to pay for a secondhand car, or he can pay $500 down and $155 per month for 2 years. If he doesn't pay the full amount in cash, he knows he can make $150 by investing his money.
How much will he lose if he uses the more expensive method of payment?
How much will he lose if he uses the more expensive method of payment?
Answers
GPT 3.5
If Harry pays the full amount in cash, he will not lose any money, as he will use all of his $2500.
If he chooses to make payments, he will make 24 payments of $155, which equals 24 * 155 = $<<24*155=3720>>3720.
He will also pay an additional $500 down payment, so his total cost will be 3720 + 500 = $<<3720+500=4220>>4220.
If he chooses to invest his money and make $150, he will be left with 2500 + 150 = $<<2500+150=2650>>2650.
Therefore, he will lose 2650 - 4220 = $<<2650-4220=-1570>>1570 if he chooses the more expensive method of payment. Answer: \boxed{1570}.
If he chooses to make payments, he will make 24 payments of $155, which equals 24 * 155 = $<<24*155=3720>>3720.
He will also pay an additional $500 down payment, so his total cost will be 3720 + 500 = $<<3720+500=4220>>4220.
If he chooses to invest his money and make $150, he will be left with 2500 + 150 = $<<2500+150=2650>>2650.
Therefore, he will lose 2650 - 4220 = $<<2650-4220=-1570>>1570 if he chooses the more expensive method of payment. Answer: \boxed{1570}.
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