Answer:
Well since he wrote the amount, he’s technically giving cash away so you basically jsut add everything.
98+456+29+381= 964
867-964= -97
His final balance would be -97
Here’s the thing, a checking account acts like a debit card. Its your own cold hard cash. That means you can’t give away more then you have.
So here are the two options
1) At least one or at most 2 checks must’ve bounced
2) He got more money in his checking account
Answer:
−27u + 8v
Explanation:
−3(4u − v) − 5( − v + 3u)
[ Distribute ]
= (−3)(4u) + (−3)(−v) + (−5)(−v) + (−5)(3u)
= −12u + 3v + 5v + −15u
[ Combine Like Terms ]
= −12u + 3v + 5v + −15u
= (−12u + −15u) + (3v + 5v)
= −27u + 8v
- PNW
Answer:
answer: he spent $120
Step-by-step explanation:
20×5=100
100+ the initial $20 spent = $120
Answer:
A,B ,C are not collinear so false
