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2 years ago

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Studentka2010 [4]2 years ago

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Combine all the "paid" amounts, then seperately combine all the "received" amounts. The ending balance would what is left over when you subtract the "paid" amounts from the "received" amounts:

Paid = (35+22+45) = ?
Received = (67 + 39) = ?
Ending Balance = Received - Paid = ?
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