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Wilson has a balance of $890 on a credit card with an apr of 18.7%, compounded monthly. about how much will he save in interest over the course of a year if he transfers his balance to a credit card with an apr of 12.5%, compounded monthly? (assume that wilson will make no payments or new purchases during the year, and ignore any possible late-payment fees.)
a.$117.85
b.$181.46
c.$299.31
d.$63.61

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