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Check #1111 for $19.72, check #1112 for $9.50, and check #1113 for $35.00 have not cleared the bank. what is the total amount of

outstanding checks?

1 answer:

andreev551 [17]3 years ago

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19.72
9.50
+ 35.00
$ 64.22 total outstanding checks

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