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Let's evaluate each one of our options to check which one is the better for your wallet.
Option 1: A cash sale for $88
Nothing much to do here, the cost of the bicycle is $88
Option 2: $5 down with equal payments of $8 for 10 weeks
Here you are making an initial payment of $5 and 10 payments of 8$, so let's find the total cost of the bicycle:
Total cost = $5 + 10($8)
Total cost = $5 + $80
Total cost = $85
Option 3: $12 down with equal payments of $5 for 12 months
Here you are making an initial payment of $12 and 12 payments of 5$, so let's find the total cost of the bicycle:
Total cost = $12 + 12($5)
Total cost = $12 + $60
Total cost = $72
Option 4: $20 down with equal payments of $20 for 12 months
Here you are making an initial payment of $20 and 12 payments of 20$, so let's find the total cost of the bicycle:
Total cost = $20 + 12($20)
Total cost = $20 + $240
Total cost = $260
We can conclude that the better option for purchase a bicycle is option 3: $12 down with equal payments of $5 for 12 months.
D. Alex.
Since Leslie and Pat have that one 600 and Sam doesn't have anything above 700 your best choice would be Alex.
Hope this helps :)
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