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Calculating minimum payment. You have a credit card with an APR of 36%. The minimum payment is 10% of the balance. Suppose yo

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Initial Balance = $750

Minimum Payment = 10%

Hence, 1st Payment = 10% of $750 = $75

Remaining Balance = B = 750 - 75 = $675

Interest will be accrued on this amount for one month

APR = 36%

Monthly Interest = r = APR/12 = 36/12 = 3%

Hence, Balance on which 2nd payment is to be made = B(1+r) = 675(1+0.03) = $695.25

Hence, 2nd Payment = 10% of Balance amount = 10% of $695.25 = $69.53

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