Which statements best describe the difference between a periodic interest rate and an APR?

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anonymous · Answer

A periodic interest rate is the amount of interest someone will pay for a specific time frame. An APR is the amount of interest someone will pay each year.
	A periodic interest rate is the amount of interest someone will pay each year. An APR is the amount of interest someone will pay for a specific time frame.
	A periodic interest rate is interest that is applied to an account at the end of a specific time frame. An APR is interest that is applied to an account once at the end of the year.
	A periodic interest rate is interest that is applied to an account once at the end of the year. An APR is interest that is applied to an account at the end of a specific time frame.

anonymous · Answer

Farrah opens a credit card with an APR of 17.75% compounded monthly. How much is charged in interest this month if her balance is $1,750? 

$17.75
	$25.89
	$145.83
	$310.63

anonymous · Answer

What is Taelyn's overall debt-to-credit ratio? (4 points)
 	
	44.60%
	52.29%
	39.05%
	91.34%

anonymous · Answer

Are u asking more than one question? Im confused...

anonymous · Answer

here is the chart for the taelyn one

anonymous · Answer

yes, i'm sorry. these are my last three and im so confused

anonymous · Answer

Farrah opens a credit card with an APR of 17.75% compounded monthly. How much is charged in interest this month if her balance is $1,750? 
B. 25.89

anonymous · Answer

I dont understand the other questions

anonymous · Answer

thank you.

anonymous · Answer

@johnweldon1993

anonymous · Answer

i figured out the first one but i just need help on the one with taelyn, the chart is attached. @johnweldon1993

anonymous · Answer

nevermind it was 44.60%