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A person is making regular payments on a student loan. Each payment helps cover interest and lower the total amount owed. What happens to the loan's principal as these payments are made?

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The principal amount remains unchanged.

The principal amount steadily decreases.

The principal amount steadily increases.

The principal amount is paid off first.

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Answered by GPT-5 mini AI
The principal amount steadily decreases.

Each payment covers that period's interest first, and any remaining amount reduces the loan principal, lowering the total owed over time.