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The following figures were entered on a checking-account record. Add or subtract them to keep the running total correct. Balance

forward $643.72 Check #5734 to Lupe's Market, for food, for $68.29 $ Deposit of $341.80, a paycheck $ Check #5735 to Broadmoor Community Center in the amount of $34.18 $ Check #5736 to Bill Baughman, for plumbing services, for $60.00 $

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levacccp [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

Running Total = $823.05

Step-by-step explanation :

When the figures were entered on a checking account record to keep the running total correct :

Balance forward = $643.72

Check #5734 to Lupe's Market for food = $68.29

A deposit = $341.80

Check #5735 to Broadmoor Community Center = $34.18

Check #5736 to Bill Baughman for plumbing services = $60.00

Total Transactions :

643.72 - 68.29 + 341.80 - 34.18 - 60 = $823.05

Total balance = $823.05

Veronika [31]3 years ago

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It is given Balance forward $643.72 in the account. An amount of $68.29 is given to to Lupe's Market, for food. In the account a Deposit of $341.80 is made.A Cheque of $34.18 is given to Broadmoor Community Center .Charge for for plumbing services, is $60.00 .

Transactions made in the account = $643.72-68.29+341.80-34.18-60.00

Amount left in the account =$823.05.

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