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Mathematics, 01.11.2019 01:31 kayleerichards666

6. the cardholder pays the minimum payment of $53.00 this month and makes no new purchases during the next
billing cycle. what will be the new credit card balance during the next billing cycle if the cardholder has a $10.27
interest charge for the month? (1 point)

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