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At the beginning of the business day, a bank's vault held $575,900. By the end of the day, $(3.5 103) had been added to the vaul

t. How much money did the banks vault hold at the end of the business day write ur answer in standard form

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Likurg_2 [28]1 year ago

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3.5*10^3=3,500

3,500+ 575,900=579,400

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