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Jamie wants a new smart TV/sound system that costs $1,250. He does not have that much in cash to purchase it, so he uses a credit card with 18% annual interest. He puts $250 down, but he only pays the interest each month on that credit card debt. About how much will he pay in interest over 4 years?

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Given: Jamie wants a new smart TV/sound system that costs $1,250. He does not have that much in cash to purchase it, so he uses a credit card with 18% annual interest. He puts $250 down, but he only pays the interest each month on that credit card debt.

To find: Money to be paid over 4 years

Explanation: Total cost of the TV = $1,250

Money given as down payment= $250

Therefore, credit card debt

= Total cost- Money given as down payment

= $1,250-$250

= $1,000

Let the principal be p, rate of interest be r and time be t years.

p = $1,000

r = 18%

t= 4 years

The interest on the principal is:

= p × r × t /100

= 1000 × 18 × 4/100

= 720

Therefore, interest is $720.

Total money to be paid over 4 years

= Principal+ Interest on the principal

= $1,000+$720

= $1,720

Therefore, Jamie pays $1,720 in interest over 4 years.

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