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3 years ago

The need to know the answer

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nordsb [41]3 years ago

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She already had $37 but she deposits $150. Deposit means to put more money in. So, add $150 to $37.

$150 + $37 = $187

But, now she writes a check for $61, so that deducts $61 of her account. So subtract $61 from $187.

$187 - $61 = $126

She has $126 in her checking account now.

Hope this helps! Have a happy thanksgiving, here's a turkey.

I am Lyosha [343]3 years ago

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-37 + 150 - 61
113 - 61
52
brianna now has $52 in her checking account

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