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3 years ago

George had a previous balance on his credit card of $330.19 on which he paid $50.00. He

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Since it’s a credit card you must subtract 330.19-50.00 = 280.19 then with the fine you add 280.19+4.20= 284.39. So the new balance is $284.39

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