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Use the following compound interest formula to complete the problem.
A = P (1 + StartFraction r over n EndFraction) superscript n superscript t
Rodney owes $1,541.05 on his credit card. His card has an APR of 16.29%, compounded monthly. Assuming that he makes no payments and no purchases, how much will he owe after one year?
a.
$1,561.97
b.
$1,811.70
c.
$1,792.09
d.
$1,541.05
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Use A = P(1 + r/n)^{nt} with P = 1541.05, r = 0.1629, n = 12, t = 1:
A = 1541.05(1 + 0.1629/12)^{12}
= 1541.05(1.013575)^{12}
≈ 1541.05(1.175628)
≈ 1811.70
Answer: b. $1,811.70
A = 1541.05(1 + 0.1629/12)^{12}
= 1541.05(1.013575)^{12}
≈ 1541.05(1.175628)
≈ 1811.70
Answer: b. $1,811.70
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