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Susan wants to buy a paddleboat for $840 she'll pay 20% down and pay the rest in six monthly installments what will be the amoun

t of each monthly payment

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kirill115 [55]3 years ago

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$840 - 20% = $672 so $672/6 = $112, therefore the answer is $112.

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