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The answer is D.)She would likely have to pay more than $55 at the time of purchase for the convenience of using her credit card.

There are always fees for using any type of credit card. Interests or not, you pay fees for the government. Lynn can pay even more if she doesn't pay the balance by the end of the month. Every time she uses the credit card, her balance fees rises. By the time she gets enough money to pay of the balance, her balance will be much bigger.

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mylen [45]3 years ago

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Answer:

D. she. would. most likely have to pay more than 55 dollars at the time of purchase for the convienience of using her credit card

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