Mr. VanJergen's credit card uses the average daily balance method for calculating interest. His balance for the first 12 days of October was $850.00. His balance for the rest of October was $2,495.00. What was his average daily balance?

Mr. VanJergen's credit card uses the average daily balance method for calculating interest. His balance for the first 12 days of October was $850.00. His balance for the rest of October was $2,495.00. What was his average daily balance?

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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