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Mathematics, 28.04.2021 17:40, Kencharlot

Joley is opening her first checking account as a teenager. She doesn't have a job, so most of the income will be presents from birthdays and holidays. Bank A has a $8 monthly charge. Bank B charges 2% of the balance. Which account balance below will result in bank B being a better financial choice?

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