Let's break this down:
1. Start off by calculating the total amount that Allison is depositing into her account. She deposits a paycheck of $425.33, a rebate check of $20, and a personal check of $550 to her account. The total deposit can be calculated by adding all of these amounts together:
- 425.33 (paycheck)
- + 20 (rebate)
- + 550 (personal check)
- The total amount deposited is $995.33.
2. Now, let's find out the new balance in her account after these deposits. She initially had $2,300 in her account, so you would add the total deposit amount to this initial balance:
- 2300 (initial balance)
- + 995.33 (total deposit)
- Therefore, the new balance after the deposits is $3295.33.
3. Next, Allison wants to receive $200 in cash. This means she is withdrawing $200 from her account. To find out how much she will have left after this withdrawal, subtract this amount from the new balance.
- 3295.33 (new balance)
- - 200 (cash received)
- The final balance in Allison's account after all of these transactions is $3095.33.
So, Allison will have a final balance of $3095.33 after she deposits her paycheck, the rebate check, the personal check, and receives $200 in cash.