Mathematics, 30.08.2021 17:10, jadentdaniels

Mary's assets include a tablet computer worth $350; $1000 in savings; a car worth $4500; and $300 cash. Her
liabilities include a $1600 tuition bill for one semester;
$500 for textbooks paid for with a credit card; a $70 cell
phone bill; and $25 she borrowed from a friend. What is
her current net worth? Is it positive or negative?

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