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71. suppose that you currently have one credit card with a balance of $10,000 at an annual rate of 24.00% interest. you have stopped adding any additional charges to this card and are determined to pay off the balance. you have worked out the formulabn = b0r n − r(1 + r+r2 ++ r n−1), where b0 is the initial balance, bn is the balance after you have maden payments, r= 1 + i, wherei is the monthly interest rate, and r is the amount you are planning to pay each month.
c. how long does it take to pay off this debt if you can afford to pay a constant $250 per month? give the
answer in years and months.

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