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1 year ago

PLSS HELP ME WITH THISS! 35 POINTS!,

Mathematics

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Anni [7]1 year ago

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Answer:

the account balance at the end of the month is - $36.73

Step-by-step explanation:

balance at the start of the month: $19.96

throughout the month, withdraws (took out money):

$19.96 - $28.51 - $41.34 = - $49.89

money than was deposited (put money into account):

- $49.89 + $90.95 = $41.06

than a withdraw happened (took out money):

$41.06 - $88.95 = - $47.89

than a desposite happened (put in money):

- $47.89 + $11.16 = - $36.73

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