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a. enter a dollar amount 26000 select an item
b. enter a dollar amount 8320 select an item
c. enter a dollar amount (95680) select a closing name for section two
d. enter a total amount for section two (61360)

select an opening name for section three select an item

a. enter a total amount for section three (12480) select an item
b. enter a total amount for three sections 23,920 select an item
c. enter a dollar amount 46,800 select a closing name for three sections $
d. enter a total of the two previous amounts 70,720

select an opening name for section four select an item $
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