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Mathematics, 20.11.2019 06:31, kyle696969

Morgan has a new credit card with an apr of 14.99% and a credit limit of $1900. the minimum monthly payment is 4% of the new balance. if morgan purchases $300 in school supplies at the beginning of the month, what will be morgan's new balance at the end of the month? express your answer rounded to the nearest cent.

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