Asked by Madhu Keerthana on Jul 21, 2024

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Asa's most recent credit card statement had a balance of $2,622.77.The minimum payment warning box indicates that it will take 12 years to pay off the card if he makes the minimum payment of $28 per month.If he makes a monthly payment of $100,it will take 3 years to pay off the balance.What will be the percent increase in total payments if Asa only pays the minimum rather than the $100 per month?

Minimum Payment Warning Box

Information on a credit card statement that explains the consequences of only making minimum payments.

Percent Increase

A measure of how much a quantity grows over a period, expressed as a percentage of the original amount.

  • Ascertain the total sum of payments and interest on loans and installment configurations.
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Marissa GalloJul 27, 2024
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Multiply the monthly payment by the time required in months to pay off the credit card.Then use the total payments for the $100-per-month option as the basis of comparison in the percent increase formula. Multiply the monthly payment by the time required in months to pay off the credit card.Then use the total payments for the $100-per-month option as the basis of comparison in the percent increase formula.