For this, all you need to do is subtract 2m on both sides, and your answer will be: -1 = m
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Since a decimal is a portion of 1 we can simply put a 100 in the denominator to form it into a fraction.
By doing this, we get the fraction 29/100.
Since there is no simplifying we can do for the fraction this is it's final form!
Your answer would be 0.29 = 29/100.
There are 2 parts to this question. 1. One would be to calculate the interest based on your balance and 2. then to add the late fee. Use the formula i = prt to calculate your simple interest. <em>i</em> represents the interest you will pay, <em>p</em> stands for the principal (balance on your credit card), and <em>t</em> stands for the period of time (related to a period of a year/annual percentage rate). The $1998 balance times 0.145 times 1/12 gives the interest amount of $24.14. So, $1998 + $24.14 + $37 = $2059.14 balance.