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Randy Ice starts the month with a balance on his credit card of $1000. On the 10th day of the month, he purchases $200 in clothes with his credit card. On the 15th day of the month he makes a payment on his credit card of $500. The average daily balance for the month including the new purchase is $883. The average daily balance for the month excluding the new purchase is $750. The bank charges 1.5 percent per month and uses the average daily balance excluding new purchases method. What would Randy's finance charges be for the month

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