Mathematics
Mathematics, 19.10.2020 04:01, mydoggy152

1. Rona filled out this information on her monthly statement. Checking Account Summary
Ending Balance
$ 725.71
Deposits
+ $ 610.00
Checks Outstanding
- $ 471.19
Revised Statement Balance
Check Register Balance $ 864.52
a. Find Rona's revised statement balance.
b. Does her account reconcile?


1. Rona filled out this information on her monthly statement.

Checking Account Summary
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