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Able Long buys a new desk for $2,400. Able will pay back $250 per month. Monthly interest is 3% on the unpaid balance. Calculate the balance outstanding after the second payment. (Use the U.S. Rule.) (Round your final answer to the nearest cent.) $

          Able Long buys a new desk for $2,400. Able will pay back $250 per month. Monthly interest is 3% on the unpaid balance. Calculate the balance outstanding after the second payment. (Use the U.S. Rule.) (Round your final answer to the nearest cent.)
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Able Long buys a new desk for 2,400. Able will pay back250 per month. Monthly interest is 3% on the unpaid balance. Calculate the balance outstanding after the second payment. (Use the U.S. Rule.) (Round your final answer to the nearest cent.)

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Able Long buys a new desk for $2,400. Able will pay back $250 per month. Monthly interest is 3% on the unpaid balance. Calculate the balance outstanding after the second payment. (Use the U.S. Rule.) (Round your final answer to the nearest cent.) $
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00:01 All right, so we have it will long buy the deaths for $2 ,400 and we'll pay back $250 per month with monthly interest of 3 % on the unpaid balance.
00:11 So we're going to calculate the balance after the second payment.
00:17 So in this case, at time zero, the balance is going to be $2 ,400.
00:28 And we can say that this is t months.
00:33 So then after one month, we're going to have.
00:37 The balance is going to equal to $2 ,400 minus the $250, then plus the $2 ,400 minus $250, then plus the $2 ,400 minus $250 times 3%, to 0 .03.
01:00 So, $2 ,400 minus $250 is going to give us $2150, then plus 2150 times 3%.
01:13 So plus 6450.
01:17 So the balance after the first month is going to be 2214 .65...
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