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3 years ago

Rita has a debit of $324 how much money does she need so that she doesn't do anything but left with no additional money?

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Ilya [14]3 years ago

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Rita has a debit of $324, or she owes 324. Her balance is -324

The additive inverse property states that to find 0, add the inverse of the number

(-324) + (324) = 0

Rita would need to deposit $324.

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