PLEASE fill out the chart and answer the two additional questions attached to the scenario (2 and 3). I cant get the answer using the online calculators like the problem suggests. Thank you very much in advance! I have attached what I was able to fill out.

Three-Year Four-Year Five-Year (36-month) (48-month) (60-month) Period After about 10 months of saving $500 a month, the Sampsons have achieved their goal of saving $5,000 that they will use as a down payment on a new car. They have also been saving an additional $300 per month over the last year for their children's college education.) Sharon's new car plus 5 percent sales tax. She will receive a $1,000 trade-in credit on her existing car and will make a Total finance $5,000 down payment on the new car. The Samp- payments sons would like to allocate a maximum of $500 per month to the loan payments on Sharon's new car. Total payments The annual interest rate on a car loan is currently 7 including the percent. They would prefer to have a relatively short down payment loan maturity, but cannot afford a monthly payment and the trade-in higher than $500 Period Period Interest rate Monthly payment 7% 7% 7% is priced at $25,000 2. What are the tradeoffs among the three alterna- tive loan maturities? 1. Advise the Sampsons on possible loan maturi- ties. Go to and click on "Loan Payment Calculator." Input information to determine the possible monthly car payments for a three-year (36-month) pay- 3. Based on the information on finance payments that you retrieved from the loan payment Web site, advise the Sampsons on the best loan maturity for their needs