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Alan has to pay Robin $48, but he has only $36 with him. Alan overdraws the remaining amount from the bank to pay Robin. After paying Robin, what will Alan's account balance be?
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Alan needs to pay a total of $48 to Robin, but he only has $36. This means he needs to overdraw his account by:
\[
48 - 36 = 12
\]
So, Alan overdraws his account by $12 to make the payment. Assuming his account balance was initially $0, after the payment and including the overdraft, his new account balance will be:
\[
0 - 12 = -12
\]
Therefore, after paying Robin, Alan's account balance will be **-$12**.
\[
48 - 36 = 12
\]
So, Alan overdraws his account by $12 to make the payment. Assuming his account balance was initially $0, after the payment and including the overdraft, his new account balance will be:
\[
0 - 12 = -12
\]
Therefore, after paying Robin, Alan's account balance will be **-$12**.
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