Interpreting bank balances and transactions
Interpreting bank balances and transactions.
- Money in adds to a balance. Money out subtracts from it.
- A negative balance means money is owed.
Example 1
A bank balance is −£24.50. A payment of £8.75 goes in, then £6.25 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
Example 2
A bank balance is −£24.87. A payment of £8.98 goes in, then £6.44 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
Your turn
A bank balance is −£25.24. A payment of £9.21 goes in, then £6.63 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
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A bank balance is −£25.61. A payment of £9.44 goes in, then £6.82 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
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A bank balance is −£25.98. A payment of £9.67 goes in, then £7.01 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
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A bank balance is −£26.35. A payment of £9.90 goes in, then £7.20 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
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A bank balance is −£26.72. A payment of £10.13 goes in, then £7.39 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
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A bank balance is −£25.24. A payment of £9.21 goes in, then £6.63 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
AnswerA bank balance is −£25.61. A payment of £9.44 goes in, then £6.82 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
AnswerA bank balance is −£25.98. A payment of £9.67 goes in, then £7.01 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
AnswerA bank balance is −£26.35. A payment of £9.90 goes in, then £7.20 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
AnswerA bank balance is −£26.72. A payment of £10.13 goes in, then £7.39 is withdrawn. Find the new balance.
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