To solve this problem, we need to calculate how Jeremy's balance changed after each transaction and then add up the changes.
First, Jeremy wrote a check, which decreased his balance by $147. To calculate Jeremy's balance after the check, we subtract $147 from his starting balance: $124 - $147 = -$23.
Next, Jeremy was charged an overdraft fee, which decreased his balance by $32. To calculate his balance after the fee, we subtract $32 from the previous balance: -$23 - $32 = -$55.
Finally, Jeremy deposited a paycheck, which increased his balance by $567. To calculate his balance after the deposit, we add $567 to the previous balance: -$55 + $567 = $512.
Therefore, Jeremy's ending balance after these transactions is $512.
Jeremy's bank account started at a balance of $124 this week. Since then, he wrote a check, which decreased his balance by $147. Jeremy was then charged an overdraft fee, decreasing his balance by $32. Finally, he deposited a paycheck, which increased his balance by $567. What is Jeremy's ending balance after these transactions, in dollars?
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