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Allen's unpaid credit card balance was $3,426.67 his APR is 16.8% what is his new balance after he makes one new transaction for $235
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Allen's unpaid credit card balance was $3,426.67 his APR is 16.8% what is his new balance after he makes one new transaction for $235
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your answer would be $3,395.00. Hope this helps! :)
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3,426.67+3,426.67×(0.168
÷12)+235=3,709.64
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