Question

Noah’s register shows a deposit on February 4 in the amount of $275.00, an ATM withdrawal on February 5 in the amount of $60.00, and check #327 on February 7 in the amount of $410.21. What should Noah’s balance in his register be? $402.14 $520.05 $556.37 $685.67

Answer 1

To calculate Noah's balance, one would add the deposit to his starting balance and then subtract the withdrawal and the check amount. However, the provided answer choices do not match the calculation result of -$195.21, indicating a lack of sufficient information.

Step-by-step explanation:

The question involves calculating the balance in Noah's register after a series of transactions. Noah's register shows a deposit of $275.00, an ATM withdrawal of $60.00, and a check for $410.21. To find the current balance, one must add the deposit to the starting balance, and then subtract the withdrawal and the check amount.

Assuming Noah's starting balance was $0.00, the calculation would be as follows:

• Starting balance: $0.00
• Add deposit: $0.00 + $275.00 = $275.00
• Subtract ATM withdrawal: $275.00 - $60.00 = $215.00
• Subtract check: $215.00 - $410.21 = -$195.21

If this is the case, Noah would have an overdraft situation. However, since no starting balance was provided, and none of the answer choices match this result, the question may contain insufficient information, or there may be a misunderstanding in the values provided. Further information is required to make an accurate calculation of Noah's balance.

Answer 2

Amount Deposited, marked in Noah's register on February 4 = $ 275.00

Amount withdrawn ,that is marked in Noah's register on February 5= $ 60

Amount deposited marked in Noah's register, on February 7= $ 410.21

Total balance in Noah's register in the month of February=Total Deposit -Total Withdrawl= $ 275 + $410.21- $ 60= $ 685.21 - $ 60= $ 625.21