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Umnica [9.8K]
2 years ago
13

Please help me with question #6!!!

Mathematics
1 answer:
Bumek [7]2 years ago
4 0
Previous balance:

+ $481,47→ 11/30
- $300,00 → 11/02
- $68,99 → 11 / 10
- $45,00 → 11/15
- $72,75 → 11/17
----------------------------
+ $481,47 - $113,26 =
+ $368,21 

new balance:

+ $481,47→ 11/30
- $300,00 → 11/02
- $\diagup\!\!\!\! 68,\diagup\!\!\!\!99 → 11 / 10 for -$58,99
- $45,00 → 11/15
- $\diagup\!\!\!\! 72,\diagup\!\!\!\!75 → 11/17 for $ 0
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ $481,47 - $196,01 =
+$285,46 

Answer: 
\boxed{+285,46}
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