Mathematics, 20.04.2021 23:40, htx88

HELP ASAP PLS!!! You have $6000 balance on your credit card and want to pay it off. The credit card
company charges 11% interest.
How much interest will you pay?
With increases payment $175, how much interest would you have payed to pay the debt?
How much money would you save by increasing the payment from $100 to $175?

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