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Mathematics, 02.09.2019 17:30 jaydaxox15

Asap! show steps if possible! i looked all over my text book and couldn't find anything to me solve these last three problems, i was really only able to answer one but even then i'm not sure if it is right. show
jack leased a car for 159/month for 36 months. the amount due to when he signed the lease 2399 how much did jack pay during the first year of the lease?
a 1908 (my answer) b 4148 c 4307
jack leased a car for 159/month for 36 months he paid 2399 at signing how much did he pay during the second year of the lease? a 1908 b 3816 c 6056
what was the total cost of the lease? a 5724 b 7964 c 8123

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