Kim received a credit card statement that has a new balance of $245.98 and a minimum payment of $65.90. The annual percent rate is 15.27% compounded daily and charged on the unpaid balance. Kim makes only the minimum payment. She makes no other purchases. How much interest will Kim be charged on the next statement in 31 days? Show your work by either typing your steps into the box, or attaching a photo file of your completed work.

Kim received a credit card statement that has a new balance of $245.98 and a minimum payment of $65.90. The annual percent rate is 15.27% compounded daily and charged on the unpaid balance. Kim makes only the minimum payment. She makes no other purchases. How much interest will Kim be charged on the next statement in 31 days? Show your work by either typing your steps into the box, or attaching a photo file of your completed work.

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

19th Edition

ISBN:9781947172685

Author:OpenStax

Publisher:OpenStax

Chapter12: Current Liabilities

Section: Chapter Questions

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