Business, 31.01.2020 17:53 sheilashair
Dominic is looking over his spending pattern for the past week to try to determine how much money he had on sunday. this is dominic’s spending pattern:
day
debit ($)
credit ($)
monday
158
tuesday
69
44
wednesday
175
thursday
131
38
friday
53
saturday
22
14
if the bank charges dominic an overdraft fee of $25 every time he overdraws his account, and dominic overdrew his account on thursday but not on saturday, which of the following is a possible amount of money that dominic could have had in his account last sunday? assume that the only debits and credits not listed are overdraft fees.
a.
$500
b.
$480
c.
$435
d.
$400
Answers: 3
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