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Mark decides to only pay the minimum payment each month of $15 for his credit card. He continues to charge purchases to the cred

it card at a monthly average of $400 a month. How long will it take for Mark to reach his maximum limit, or max out his credit card?

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sladkih [1.3K]3 years ago

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25 hours max wo0ld take him thagtlong

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