Andres Petersen

Mathematics

26 October, 18:17

Nell wrote a check for $48 to pay her monthly water bill, but when balancing her checkbook, she accidentally recorded it as a credit rather than as a debit. How will her check register compare to her monthly bank statement when she receives it?

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