Consider the following case: On March 1, Latasha's credit card has a balance of $4,501.00. According to the terms of the card's lending agreement, an interest rate of 12% per year is assessed and the monthly finance charges are calculated using the Average Daily Balance (ADB) including purchases method. During the month, Latasha expects to make the purchases listed below and will make a payment of $337.58 on March 23, and has collected the following additional information: Date Purchases March 6 $391.25 March 12 43.8 March 20 46.9 March 27 1,160.16 Additional Information Monthly interest rate 1.00% Beginning card balance $4,501.00 Days in the month 31 Use the following table to help Latasha estimate her monthly interest charge for March. Dates Number of Days Calculated Value Daily Balance $4,501.00 3/2 - 3/6 5 $22,505.00 3/7 - 3/12 6 3/13 - 3/20 8 3 3/21 - 3/23 3/24 - 3/27 4 3/28 - 3/1 5 $ Total 31 Average Daily Balance With Purchases $ Finance Charge $ Use the following table to help Latasha estimate her monthly interest charge for March. Dates Number of Days Daily Balance Calculated Value 3/2 - 3/6 5 $4,501.00 $22,505.00 3/7 - 3/12 6 3/13 - 3/20 8 3/21 - 3/23 3 3/24 - 3/27 4 3/28 - 3/1 5 $ Total 31 Average Daily Balance With Purchases $ Finance Charge $ One way by which Latasha can increase her finance charges, everything else remaining constant, is to: Buy a larger number of more expensive items using your card. O Make larger or more frequent payments. Make fewer, less expensive purchases