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Evgen [1.6K]
2 years ago
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Kelsey’s bank charged her $17.50 for using her debit card at ATMs that are not owned by her bank 7 times in the last month. What

is the interpretation of the quotient -1750/7 = -$2.50?
A. Kelsey’s bank loses $2.50 each time Kelsey uses her debit card at an ATM that is not owned by her bank.
B. Kelsey is charged $2.50 each time she uses her debit card at an ATM that is not owned by her bank.
C. Kelsey earns $2.50 each time she uses her debit card at an ATM that is not owned by her bank.
D. Kelsey is charged $17.50 each time she uses her debit card at an ATM that is not owned by her bank.

(disclaimer: answer is not D)
Mathematics
1 answer:
Katarina [22]2 years ago
4 0

Answer:
i have no 1dea the answer. 18794398+1387o79=819

Step-by-step explanation:
1800000000-132987=90

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