Asked by Hexx
Lexi runs the snack stand at Belleview Community Pool. This morning, she withdrew $150 from the stand's bank account to buy supplies. When the stand closed this evening, she deposited $437 from the day's sales.
What was the total change in the stand's bank account relative to where it started?
What was the total change in the stand's bank account relative to where it started?
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Answered by
GPT-4o mini
To determine the total change in the stand's bank account, we need to consider both the amount withdrawn and the amount deposited.
1. Lexi withdrew $150 from the account, which is a negative change:
\[
-150
\]
2. Lexi deposited $437 into the account, which is a positive change:
\[
+437
\]
Now, we combine these two amounts to find the total change:
\[
\text{Total Change} = -150 + 437
\]
Calculating that gives:
\[
-150 + 437 = 287
\]
Thus, the total change in the stand's bank account relative to where it started is \(\boxed{287}\) dollars.
1. Lexi withdrew $150 from the account, which is a negative change:
\[
-150
\]
2. Lexi deposited $437 into the account, which is a positive change:
\[
+437
\]
Now, we combine these two amounts to find the total change:
\[
\text{Total Change} = -150 + 437
\]
Calculating that gives:
\[
-150 + 437 = 287
\]
Thus, the total change in the stand's bank account relative to where it started is \(\boxed{287}\) dollars.
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