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4 years ago

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: In his bank account, Karl has a balance of −$80.40. His friends Friedrich and Jung have a bank balance of −$220 and -$40 respe

ctively. None of them have any other money. Which friend is in most debt?A
Karl
B
Jung
C
Both Friedrich and Jung have the most debt
D
Friedrich

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Anika [276]4 years ago

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The answer is option C. Both Friedrich and Jung have the most debt. Hope I could help! :D

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