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PLEASE HELP I NEED DONE IN 5 MINS ):: ILL COTE U BRAINLYIST !!David buys a house for $235,499 and has a 30-year, fixed-rate mort

gage with an interest rate of 3.6%. About how much will his monthly
payments be?
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Sa
OA. $975
B. $1,045
OC. $1,070
OD. $1,281

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it's oc.$1,070 girly i got u

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