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Danielle has $127.02 in her account before making any transactions. Over the course of a week, Danielle makes the following tran

sactions: Transaction Debit ($) Credit ($) Birthday check --- 75.00 Night out 66.14 --- Garage sale proceeds --- 121.58 Charitable donation 42.25 --- Doctor’s appointment 115.30 --- At the end of the week, how much money is in Danielle’s account?

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Elan Coil [88]4 years ago

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Answer:

At the end of the week Danielle is left with $99.91 in her account

Explanation:

The amount of money left in Danielle's account can be expressed as follows;

Amount left in Danielle's account=Initial Account balance+Earnings-Expenses

where;

Amount Left in Danielle's account=x

Initial Account balance=$127.02

And the earnings are as follows;

Garage sale=121.58

Birthday check=75

Total earnings=Birthday check+Garage sale=(75+121.58)=196.58

And the expenses are as follow;

Night out=66.14

Charitable donation=42.25

Doctor's appointment=115.30

Total expenditure=Night out+Charitable donation+Doctor's appointment=(66.14+42.25+115.30)=223.69

Replacing;

Amount left in Danielle's Account=127.02+196.58-223.69=99.91

At the end of the week Danielle is left with $99.91 in her account

Anarel [89]4 years ago

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Answer:

a

Explanation:

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