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Unpaid balance method: previous balance: $1280 payment: $200 new purchases: $52 and $48 periodic rate: 1.6% what is the new bala

nce?

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daser333 [38]3 years ago

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New balance
1,280−200+(52+48)+1,280×(0.016÷12)
=1,181.71

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