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Erik checks his credit card statement at the end of the month. He still has a balance of $375 remaining from last month, so he owes $4 in interest. This month, Erik made $150 in new purchases. The minimum payment due is $25. How much should Erik pay to avoid being charged interest next month?
A. $25
B. $525
C. $175
D. $529

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  1. 4+375+150 = ____

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