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You decide you need a new computer. The cost of the computer is $840. However, the store also offers a rent to own option with w

ill cost $40 per week for 24 weeks. How much more will the rent to own option cost after you have made all of the payments?

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Agata [3.3K]3 years ago

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$40*24 weeks=$960
$960-$840=$120 more

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