Mathematics
Mathematics, 08.01.2020 08:31, rgilliam3002

Nd the receipt for the $986 totaloited. she did not deposidid she deposit?
in-class example 2: hannah stewart makes a deposit at an atm
stewart makes a deposit at an atm and walks away with the $100 in cash she
une receipt for the $986 total deposit she made she remembers that the checks deposited totaled
twice the amount of currency she had deposited. she did not deposit any coins.
what amount in currency did she deposit? what amount in checks did she dep

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