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2 years ago

A consumer would pay an extra if they used the rent to own program to buy the computer, rather than using cash.

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maxonik [38]2 years ago

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Answer:

Consumers would pay an extra

✔ $800.00

if they used the rent-to-own program, rather than cash to buy the computer.

For all of the items, using

✔ cash

is the cheapest option over the life of the contract.

The most expensive overall option is to use

✔ a rent-to-own program

to purchase the item.

Explanation:

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