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babunello [35]
2 years ago
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Last month, Katherine received her January bank statement in the mail, showing a balance of $1518.78. The following were not sho

wn on the statement: a deposit of $125.788 and debit charges that she made for $49.44 and $113.93. What is Katherines adjusted balance?
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1 answer:
yuradex [85]2 years ago
5 0

Answer:

$1, 481.198

Explanation:

Katherine's adjusted balance is the balance at the bank after considering the omitted transactions.

Balance as per bank:   $1,518.78.

Add omitted deposit:    <u> $125.788</u>

    <u>$ 1, 644.568</u>

less debit charges

( $49.44+$113.93)  <u>     $163.37</u>

    <u>$ 1,481. 198</u>

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Adjusted balance  $ 1,481. 198

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