The table compares paying cash with using a payment plan for a used car. How much more does the payment plan cost in total?

The table shows cash and financing options for a car purchase. How much extra is paid by financing?

Use the table. Which cash offer has the lower total, and by how much?

A $24,000 car requires a $4,000 down payment and 60 monthly payments of $420. What is the total amount paid for the car?

Use the table comparing the cash price with financing for a car. What is the financing cost above the cash price?

Use the table. How much more does financing cost than paying cash?

Loan A requires $2,500 down and $310 per month for 48 months. Loan B requires $0 down and $350 per month for 48 months. Which loan has the lower total paid?

Use the table. Over one year, which takes more cash, and by how much?

Use the table. Over year one, how much more cash does buying require?

Use the table. What is the buyer's total first-year cash outlay?

The table compares the monthly cash outlay for renting and buying housing. Which has the higher monthly cash outlay?

Use the table. Over one year, how much more cash does buying require?

A lease requires $1,200 monthly rent and a refundable $1,200 security deposit. Buying requires $1,100 monthly plus $300 monthly for other costs and $6,000 in closing costs. Including the deposit, how much more first-year cash does buying require?

A phone contract charges a $250 early termination fee if service ends before month 24. Nia cancels in month 10. Under the clause, what does she owe for termination?

A lease says a security deposit is refundable after move-out, minus unpaid rent or repair costs for damage. A tenant has paid all rent and leaves no damage. What should happen to the deposit under this clause?

A car warranty covers the powertrain for 36 months or 36,000 miles, whichever comes first. The car has 30,000 miles but is 38 months old. Is a powertrain repair covered by this warranty?

An apartment lease renews for another year unless the tenant gives written notice at least 30 days before the end date. The tenant gives notice 20 days before. What does the clause say happens?

A used-car contract says the vehicle is sold “as is.” What does that clause generally mean about the seller's promises in the contract?

A homeowners insurance policy has a $1,000 deductible. A covered storm causes $4,500 in damage. How much does the insurer pay after the deductible?

An ad shows a truck climbing a mountain and says buyers join the toughest crew on the road, but gives no price or specifications. Which appeal is being used?

An online ad says “Only two hours left!” but gives no product-performance information. What does this message mainly try to create?

A store displays “Was $200, now $120” beside headphones. Which advertising technique uses the higher first price to make the sale price seem especially attractive?

A famous athlete says she uses a particular energy drink, but the ad gives no ingredient or performance evidence. What appeal is this?

A streaming ad says “$29 per month” in large type, while fine print adds a one-time $199 activation fee. How much will the first 12 months of service cost in total?

Store A advertises a cable for $20 plus $8 shipping. Store B advertises the same cable for $25 with free shipping. After comparing total checkout cost, which offer is cheaper?