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For a certain credit card, the total amount, a ,that a customer owes is given by the following formula. in the formula, p is the starting balance and n is the number of months of debt, assuming interest is compounded monthly. suppose you begin with a credit card debt of $1000. after one year, you will owe $ (round your answer to the nearest cent and enter only the number.) a=p(1.015)n
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