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vekshin1
3 years ago
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Aubrey uses her credit card to buy some clothes for $552.86. She can pay up to $195 on the credit card each month. What is the t

otal cost of her purchase if the APR on the credit card is 27.3% compounded monthly?
Business
1 answer:
Gemiola [76]3 years ago
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<span>She makes the purchase for $552.86. After one month, she owes $552.86 + the interest of that month. One month's interest is 27.3%/12 on the balance, so $552.86 * 0.273/12 = $12.58 At the end of the first month, she owes $552.86 + $12.58 = $565.44. She pays $195. Now she owes $565.44 - $195 = $370.44 After the second month, she owes $370.44 + interst of that month. One month's interest is 27.3%/12 on the balance, so $370.44 * 0.273/12 = $8.43 At the end of the second month, she owes $370.44 + $8.43 = $378.87 She pays $195. Now she owes $378.87 - $195 = $183.87 After the third month, she owes $183.87 + interest of that month. One month's interest is 27.3%/12, so $183.87 * 0.273/12 = $4.18 At the end of the third month, she owes $183.87 + $4.18 = $188.05 She pays $188.05 and pays it off. The total amount she paid was $195 + $195 + $188.05 = $578.05</span>
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