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neonofarm [45]
3 years ago
10

Which situation ONLY describes a purchase made with a debit card? A) Jackie loves using her card to make purchases because it is

convenient to use, and she doesn't have to carry cash. B) Maggie took her mother to the movies and paid for it with her card. This charge appeared on a bill she received two weeks later. C) Linda paid for her family's lunch with her card. Each time she uses this card her checking account decreases by the purchase amount. D) Rachelle needed new tires on her car. Since she did not have enough money to cover the cost, she used her card that allowed her to pay later.
Mathematics
2 answers:
Natasha2012 [34]3 years ago
7 0

Solution:

we have been asked to choose from the given options for the Question

Which situation ONLY describes a purchase made with a debit card?

As we know that the debit card has the power of purchase exactly equivallent to the amount in your bank account.

So each time you will use the debit card, balance in your bank account gets decreased by the same amount.

So out of all the possible options , the best possible option is

Linda paid for her family's lunch with her card. Each time she uses this card her checking account decreases by the purchase amount.

Hence the correct option is (C)


Likurg_2 [28]3 years ago
5 0
The answer is C) Linda paid for her family's lunch with her card. Each time she uses this card her checking account decreases by the purchase amount.
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