Calculate the average daily balance, finance charge, and new balance using the average daily balance method. Round all dollar amounts to the nearest cent. If applicable, include a thousands comma. Monthly rate: 1.75% Date Payments Purchases Balance Number of Days Product 9/1-9/5 $387.525 1,937.60 976 $50.00 $337.521 337.52 977 - 9/18 A В С 9/19 $62.66 $400.181 400.18 9/20-9/30 D E F Total 30 G A= $ BE C= $ D=$ E= F=$ G=$ Average daily balance : 30 = $ Finance charge = monthly rate x average daily balance = $ New balance = previous balance payment/credits + finance charge + new purchases = $

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For average daily balance:

Form date 9/1 to date 9/5 :

Balance x number of the days = $ 387.52 x 5 days = $ 1937.6

As on date 9/6 :

($ 387.52 - $ 50.00) x 1 day = $ 337.52

From date 9/7 to date 9/18 :

Balance = $ 337.50

Number of days = 12 days

Therefore, product = 12 days x $ 337.52

= $ 4050.24

As on 9/19 :

($ 337.52  + $ 62.66) x 1 day = $ 400.18

From date 9/20 to date 9/30

Balance :$ 400.18

Number of days = 11 days

Therefore, product = 11 days x $ 400.18

= $ 4401.98

Average daily balance

=  ($ 1937.6 +  $ 337.50 + $ 4050.24 + $ 400.18 + $ 4401.98) / 30

= $ 370.91

Finance charge = $ 370.91 x 1.75 %

= $ 6.49

New balance = $ 370.91 + $ 6.49

= $ 377.4

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c. (3,2,6) is the answer.