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2 years ago

How much, in total, did Noel spend to cash her three most recent paychecks?

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Stolb23 [73]2 years ago

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Based on the amount that Noel cashed in each of her most recent paychecks, the amount she spent in total is $10.99.

<h3>How much did Noel spend?</h3>

The bank directory shows that you are charged 1.99% of the amount being cashed as well as a check processing fee of $1.39.

The amount Noel spent is therefore:

= (1.99% x 100.53) + (1.99% x 119.38) + (1.99% x 122.52) + (1.39 x 3 checks)

= 2.00 + 2.38 + 2.44 + 4.17

= $10.99

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