Use the average daily balance method to compute the finance charge on the credit card account for the previous month. The starting balance and transactions on the account for the month of April are given to the right. Assume an annual interest rate of 18%. Month: April (30 days); previous month's balance: $170 April 7 Charged $91 for a coat April 11 Made payment of $110 April 20 Charged $195 for DVDs April 22 Charged $25 for groceries The finance charge is $__?
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- From April 1 to April 6, the balance is $170. - On April 7, a purchase of $91 is made, so from April 7 to April 10, the balance is $170 + $91 = $261. - On April 11, a payment of $110 is made, so from April 11 to April 19, the balance is $261 - $110 = $151. - On Show more…
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