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Zeljko's father bought a new TV for $660. He is paying it off monthly for one year. How much does he pay each month?

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liberstina [14]3 years ago

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Zeljko's father pays $55 each month.

The cost of the TV bought by Zeljko's father = $660

The payment for the TV is divided monthly for a year.

But one year = 12 months.

Therefore, the amount of money he will pay per month would be the total amount divided by 12, that is,

= 660/12

= $55

Therefore, Zeljko's father pays $55 each month.

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