find the balance on the credit card after 3 months with the following information: apr = 15.99% carryover balance for month 1 = $793.16 minimum payment is $50 or 8%, whichever is greater
No. | Rate | Payment | Extra payment | Total payment | Intrest paid | Principal paid | Balance |
0 | 15.99% | 793.16 | |||||
1 | 15.99% | 63.45 | 0 | 63.45 | 10.57 | 52.88 | 740.28 |
2 | 15.99% | 59.22 | 0 | 59.22 | 9.86 | 49.36 | 690.92 |
3 | 15.99% | 55.27 | 0 | 55.27 | 9.21 | 46.07 | 644.85 |
find the balance on the credit card after 3 months with the following information: apr =...
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