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Slav-nsk [51]
3 years ago
14

Sarah opened her last month's bank statement, today, to find she had an ending bank balance according to First Bank of Broad Rip

ple, of $3,481.55. Her checkbook showed a balance of $2,715.83. She was surprised to find the Bank had charged her $37.40 in fees, even though she did earn $1.02 in interest. In addition, she had made a deposit just today of $12.90 cents, and had written a check yesterday for her rent of $815.00. This means that her adjusted Bank balance must be: Group of answer choices
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1 answer:
Vanyuwa [196]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

the reconciliated bank statement will be for 2,679.45

Explanation:

bank balance         3,481.55

deposit in transit         12.90

outstanding checks (815)

adjusted bank        2,679.45

account balance   2,715.83

services change           1.02

fees                           (37,40)

adjusted account   2679,45

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