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For the first 10 days in the month of May, Julie has an outstanding balance in...

  1. For the first 10 days in the month of May, Julie has an outstanding balance in her credit card of $200. For the next 21 days, she has an outstanding balance of $100. Her credit card has an APR of 14%. What is the average daily balance for the month of May? How much interest will she be charged if she does not make a payment?

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