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vazorg
1 day ago
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Sue’s bank account has a balance of $899.83 before she starts spending money. She makes the following transactions: Transaction

Cost ($) Rent 353.76 Video game 32.79 Bike maintenance 60.26 Jacket 55.62 Rug 80.40 Night out 35.77 Sue is considering splitting the cost of a new TV with her roommate. Her share would be $305.22. Can Sue afford this?a. Yes, she can make the purchase and have money left over. b. Yes, but doing so will clear out her account. c. No, making that purchase will overdraw her account. d. No, she is overdrawn already.
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2 answers:
marusya05 [3.4K]1 day ago
6 0

Response:

The correct choice is (c)

Clarification:

Given:

The balance in Sue's account before any spending is $899.83

Expenses include:

Rent = $353.76

Video game = $32.79

Bike maintenance = $60.26

Jacket = $55.62

Rug = $80.40

Night out = $35.77

Total expenses amount to 353.76 + 32.79 + 60.26 + 55.62 + 80.4 + 35.77

                          = $618.60

Remaining in the account after these transactions = 899.83 - 618.60

                                                                                               = $281.23

Sue's share towards the TV cost = $305.22

If she proceeds with purchasing the TV, her balance would drop below zero by $23.99 (281.23 - 305.22) since she wouldn't have enough left to cover the TV's price.

Free_Kalibri [3.4K]1 day ago
5 0

Response:

c

Clarification:

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