Since a mortgage principal gradually reduces are you make the monthly payments, the interest accrued reduces as you make payments. This make is so that calculating equal payments of the life of the loan a bit difficult. A brute force method would be to just calculate every payment for the life of the loan and make sure the payment amount results in a 0 payment at the end. In contrast, one can just also use a pre-calculated formula for this.
There's an error in this video. The (1-r)^n term should be replaced with (1+r)^n. The formula in the spreadsheet is correct. Sorry for the confusion.
Mortgage Calc Spreadsheet: www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/13xym8...
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