Susan is creating a budget, and she has made a table listing her account balances at some stores.

Store Account Balance

A - $35.91

B - $14.54

C - $28.48

D - $41.08

E - $38.45

F - $33.97

Susan also owes her parents $34.87. Susan claims that the amount she owes to her parents is lower than any of the account balances at the various stores. Which THREE account balances prove that Susan's claim is FALSE?

A

Store A

B

Store B

C

Store C

D

Store D

E

Store E

F

Store F

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Sarai Robles

Mathematics

17 November, 18:27

Susan is creating a budget, and she has made a table listing her account balances at some stores.

Store Account Balance

A - $35.91

B - $14.54

C - $28.48

D - $41.08

E - $38.45

F - $33.97

Susan also owes her parents $34.87. Susan claims that the amount she owes to her parents is lower than any of the account balances at the various stores. Which THREE account balances prove that Susan's claim is FALSE?

A

Store A

B

Store B

C

Store C

D

Store D

E

Store E

F

Store F

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Jazlynn Cohen · Answer 1

A, D, and E.

Step-by-step explanation:

I believe you're basically asking which stores have more money in the account balance. And that would be A, D, and E.