Answer:
To calculate the interest charged at both APRs of 12.99% and 22.99%, you can use the formula for calculating simple interest:
Interest = Principal x Rate x Time
First, we need to determine the time period for each balance. Assuming these are monthly balances:
For the first balance of $2,433.33, let's assume it's for one month.
For the second balance of $2,615.19, also for one month.
For the third balance of $1,978.90, one month as well.
Now, we can calculate the interest charged at both APRs for each balance.
For the APR of 12.99%:
1. For the first balance:
Interest = $2,433.33 x 0.1299 x 1 = $317.02 (rounded to two decimal places)
2. For the second balance:
Interest = $2,615.19 x 0.1299 x 1 = $339.67 (rounded to two decimal places)
3. For the third balance:
Interest = $1,978.90 x 0.1299 x 1 = $257.18 (rounded to two decimal places)
Now, let's calculate the interest at the APR of 22.99% for each balance:
1. For the first balance:
Interest = $2,433.33 x 0.2299 x 1 = $559.94 (rounded to two decimal places)
2. For the second balance:
Interest = $2,615.19 x 0.2299 x 1 = $600.51 (rounded to two decimal places)
3. For the third balance:
Interest = $1,978.90 x 0.2299 x 1 = $456.04 (rounded to two decimal places)
So, the interest charged at the APR of 12.99% and 22.99% for each balance is as follows:
| Average Daily Balance | 12.99% Interest | 22.99% Interest |
| $2,433.33 | $317.02 | $559.94
| $2,615.19 | $339.67 | $600.51
| $1,978.90 | $257.18 | $456.04