3 years ago

Richard is $15 overdrawn on his checking account. He writes a check for $7. What is the balance in his checking account now?

1 answer:

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Since he’s already at -15, if he writes a check for 7 then he’s subtracting more from his account.
So, -15-7=-22

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Richard is $15 overdrawn on his checking account. He writes a check for $7. What is the balance in his checking account now?​