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Mathematics, 27.03.2020 23:33 derrekdream123

Douglas has a credit card with an interest rate of 11.05%, compounded monthly. He used his credit card to buy a new sofa,
which cost $670 before the sales tax of 7.94%. Douglas paid off his balance by making equal monthly payments for three
years. Assuming that he had no other purchases on his credit card, how much did Douglas pay in total for the sofa? (Round all
dollar values to the nearest cent.)
a $1,005.93
b. $790.20
C. $723.20
d. $852.84
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