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Question content area top Part 1 Prorate the given expenses to find the monthly cost. Linda enrolls for 10 credit-hours for each of two semesters at a cost of $650 per credit-hour (tuition and fees). In addition, textbooks cost $300 per semester. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.

          Question content area top Part 1 Prorate the given expenses to find the monthly cost. Linda enrolls for 10 credit-hours for each of two semesters at a cost of $650 per credit-hour (tuition and fees). In addition, textbooks cost $300 per semester. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
        
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Question content area top Part 1 Prorate the given expenses to find the monthly cost. Linda enrolls for 10 credit-hours for each of two semesters at a cost of $650 per credit-hour (tuition and fees). In addition, textbooks cost $300 per semester. Round your answer to the nearest dollar.
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00:01 So we want to know what amount will accumulate to a future value of $1 ,516 .80 in 8 months time at an annual percentage rate of 8%.
00:19 Well, that means we want to calculate the present value of that future value.
00:26 We have an annual percentage rate.
00:29 So my monthly rate, r, is going to be my apr divided by 12.
00:44 I'm assuming that we're compounding monthly here...
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