Mathematics
Mathematics, 18.04.2020 19:13, SmokeyRN

Susan owns a home that is worth $128,318.74, a 2005 truck worth $10,615.00, and has investments that total $4,459.16. Susan owes $93,987.74 on her mortgage, $2,874.46 in student loans, and $1,214.92 on her credit card. What is Susan's Net Worth?

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