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Marcia has a checkbook balance of 824.67. She has not recorded these ATM withdrawals: 20, 100, 60, and 40. She was also charged a total of 6.50 in ATM fees. What should her checkbook balance be?
 A) 604.67
  B) 598.17
  C) 591.67
  D) 498.17

Question 2

Gretchen has a checkbook balance of 1,058.30. A deposit in the amount of 115 was returned NSF, and her bank charged her 35. There were unexpected automatic deposits of tax refunds in the amount of 235 and 69. What should her checkbook balance be?
 A) 1,512.30
  B) 1,308.30
  C) 1,212.30
  D) 1,208.30



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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

C




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Reply 2 on: Jun 24, 2018
Great answer, keep it coming :)


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