Question

Katie keeps a record of her transactions in a notebook. looking over her records for the past two weeks, katie finds that her bank statement does not match her notebook, and she actually has more money than she thought she did. these are the relevant entries in katie’s notebook:

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The answer is C. Katie’s new chair was on sale for 15% off, making it cost $137.32, but Katie wrote down the before-sale price.

By adding back the recorded price of the new chair $161.55 to the balance $682.87, Katie gets $844.42. Subtracting the real cost of the chair which was $137.32, it yields $707.10, which matches Katie's ending balance.