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Cassandra purchased a new car. the car had a list price of $16,870. cassandra made a down payment of $1,800 and financed the rest, paying 12.3% interest compounded monthly over a payment period of four years. if cassandra also had to pay 7.8% sales tax, a $895 vehicle registration fee, and a $68 documentation fee, what is her monthly payment?

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