Asked by jeff
Michelle has four credit cards with the balances and interest rates listed below. If Michelle wanted to pay off all four credit cards in 36 months, what would her total monthly credit card payment be?
Credit Card
Balance
APR
#1
$4,380
17%
#2
$1,365
19%
#3
$2,480
23%
#4
$5,000
15%
a.
$367.36
b.
$393.20
c.
$475.67
d.
$481.44
Please select the best answer from the choices provided.
A
B
C
D
All Answers 1
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Compute each card's monthly payment using the loan payment formula
payment = r*PV / (1 - (1+r)^-n) with n = 36 months and r = APR/12, then add them.
Using that:
- Card 1 (4380, 17%): ≈ $156.15
- Card 2 (1365, 19%): ≈ $50.01
- Card 3 (2480, 23%): ≈ $96.05
- Card 4 (5000, 15%): ≈ $173.46
Total ≈ $475.67
Answer: C
payment = r*PV / (1 - (1+r)^-n) with n = 36 months and r = APR/12, then add them.
Using that:
- Card 1 (4380, 17%): ≈ $156.15
- Card 2 (1365, 19%): ≈ $50.01
- Card 3 (2480, 23%): ≈ $96.05
- Card 4 (5000, 15%): ≈ $173.46
Total ≈ $475.67
Answer: C
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