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Business, 07.11.2020 02:30 ggbvalde

New shoes are on SALE. You find a pair you like for $85 dollars. But you only have $45 with you. So, you pay $40 and charge the balance. At 8% interest, what will the balance owed be in six months? (Assume no payments made and simple interest.)

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