the checkbook you maintain at your office showed a balance of $825.63. You then wrote checks for $25.98, $62.12, and $111.65. amWhat what is the balance after you deduct these checks?

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Step-by-step explanation:

1. The four main operations used in mathematics are addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

2.

a. Step 1:  You’re given the beginning balance in a checkbook and the amounts of three checks that have been deducted from this balance. You must find the amount in the checkbook after the checks are deducted.

b. Step 2: The balance in the checkbook is $825.63; and the amounts of the three checks are $25.98, $62.12, and $111.65.

c. Step 3: The new balance of $625.88 is equal to the beginning balance less the amount of each of the three checks.

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