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Maurinko [17]
3 years ago
6

Mark has a checking account. His opening balance on 1/7 was $110. The bank charges a 25¢ fee for each debit card transaction and

a 25¢ fee for each check. Mark made the following transactions:
Transferred $30 from savings account on 1/10
Wrote $15 check to buy shirt on 1/12
Deposited $40 for shoveling snow on 1/15
Used debit card to pay for $8 lunch on 1/19

What is David’s balance after the transaction on 1/19?
Whoever gets the correct answer is rewarded dearly.
Mathematics
1 answer:
ipn [44]3 years ago
7 0
110+30-(15+0.25)+40-(8+0.25)=156.5
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