Jason has credit card with the monthly interest rate of 1.3%. His statement from October 10 to November 10 has 32 days. His beginning balance has $1,132, but later made some purchases. On October 17 he made a purchase of $900 and on November 1 he made a purchase of $1,150. Assuming no other purchases were made, what are his finance charge for the month? O $27.59 O $28.52 O $30.75 O $31.57

Jason has credit card with the monthly interest rate of 1.3%. His statement from October 10 to November 10 has 32 days. His beginning balance has $1,132, but later made some purchases. On October 17 he made a purchase of $900 and on November 1 he made a purchase of $1,150. Assuming no other purchases were made, what are his finance charge for the month? O $27.59 O $28.52 O $30.75 O $31.57

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Chapter7: Budgeting

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