5.99% APR Revolving Credit. $10,000 Loan. 2% Min Payment. At $200/mo. How Many Months To Pay Off?

Credit card companies have different methods of computing interest.
I can answer your question by assuming this is an amortized
loan with a constant payment of $200. With Credit Cards
your monthly payment as mention is a percentage of your
remaining balance. With this method your payments will
decrease as your balance decreases.

P = $200 (monthly payment)
A = $10,000 (loan amount)
r = APR/12 = 0.0599/12
abs = the absolute value
ln = the natural logarithm

n = ln [ P / (abs(rL - P)) ] / [ln (1 + r)]

After making your substitutions..n = 57.66

Therefore it will take you 57.66 months to pay off your credit card balance.
Your last payment will be less than $200.
Keep in mind this is for paying a constant amound of $200. This way you
will pay off your balance earlier, and save in finance charges.

This is an estimate of how long it will take to pay off your balance, assuming this is an amortized loan. As mentioned earlier Credit Card Companies can have different methods of computing interest. They have to abide by the regulations of the Truth and Lending Act, and have to
disclose how their interest is calculated. Review the financial terms and conditions of your accounts.