Shing Shen Chern's credit card company determines his minimum monthly payment by adding all new interest to 1% of the outstanding principal. The credit card company charges anInterest rate of 0.035483% per day. On March 10, Shing uses his credit card to purchase airline tickets for his family for $3700. He makes no other purchases during March. Use thegiven information and the rule that minimum payments are rounded up to the nearest dollar to answer parts a and b below.a) Assuming Shing had no new interest, determine Shing's minimum payment due on April 1, his billing date.Shing's minimum payment due on April 1 is $

The minimum payment that Shing has to make is the 1% of the outstanding principal and interest on…

Answered: a) Assuming Shing had no new interest,…

a) Assuming Shing had no new interest, determine Shing's minimum payment due on April 1, his billing date Shing's minimum payment due on April 1 is $

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