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Naomi wants to buy a new computer for $840. She is considering two payment plans that require weekly payments. Which plan will p

ay for the computer faster ?
Plan A : $180 down $60 per payments
Plan B: $0 down $70 per week payments

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Elodia [21]3 years ago

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Plan B because she will be paying off more of the money for her computer and will get it much faster.

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