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Q2.4: Blush Inc., sold a kitchen appliance that costs $1,500.00 with 5-year financing to a customer who made a down payment of $340.00. What should be the size of the loan payments at the end of every month if interest of 8.00% compounded monthly is charged?
Kindly keep all the decimals for all the preocedures, DO NOT ROUND
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