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melomori [17]
2 years ago
3

Sophie's current balance in her checking account is $125.89. What is the final balance after the above transactions were complet

ed?
Sophie's current balance in her checking account is $125.89. Here are the transactions to complete and record: •Deposit a birthday check from her aunt for the amount of $25 (check number 201).
•Deposit a paycheck for the amount of $165.50 (check number 2234).
•She took $40 out of the ATM and used her debit card to buy a few items at the grocery store for a total of $15.16.
•She needs to pay her cell phone bill in the amount of $36.13 to PhoneRite.
•She needs to pay $34.20 to Yoga Center for her monthly membership.
•She has an automatic bill payment for her car payment scheduled for today in the amount of $132.50.
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1 answer:
8090 [49]2 years ago
8 0
First: 
125.89+25=150.89
Second:
150.89+165.50=316.39
Third:
316.39-(40+15.16)=261.23
Fourth:
261.23-36.13=225.10
Fifth:
225.10-34.20=190.90
Sixth:
190.90-132.50=58.40

I believe that Sophie will have $58.40 left.
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