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Phillip charged 400 worth of goods on his credit card On his first bill. he was not charged any interest. and he made a payment of 20. He then charged another 18 worth of goods On his second bill?
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∙ 12y ago
his total amount is= $400
His first and second spends=$20+18=38
400-38=398
398*.02=$7.96
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