Dynatashia has a list of items she needs to buy at the store. She has written down the items and the advertised prices as shown: Hamburger – $3.99 per pound Hamburger buns – $1.29 2-liter soda – 3 for $2.00 Dynatashia buys 1.5 pounds of hamburger, 1 package of buns and 3 of the 2-liter bottles of soda. Her receipt is shown below. 2-ltr soda 2@3/$2 $1.34 Hambrg 1.5 [email protected] $5.99 Hbuns [email protected] $1.69 2-ltr soda 1@3/$2 $0.67 Determine if Dynatashia's receipt is correct.
Which answer choice is not one of the top 10 abusive lending practices?
Dwayne had a balance of $95.13 in his checking account on Monday morning. That day he used his debit card for the following transactions:Breakfast at the corner bagel shop: $8.53Gas in the car: $28.60Cable bill: $65.39Oil change: $30.64Dwayne's bank uses a balance system of debiting from highest to lowest. The bank will not return amounts up to a total of $50 in overdrafts, but they do charge a fee for each overdraft. How many overdraft fees will Dwayne incur?
Twila decides to purchase several party trays for her holiday party. She sees that a local store has relish trays for $18.95, cheese and cracker trays for $23.99, and cookie trays for $25.49. The store also has a coupon in its flyer for $5 off any purchase of $50 or more on party trays. Twila orders 1 relish, 1 cheese and cracker, and 2 cookie trays. At this store, discount coupons are applied after tax is calculated, so a sales tax of 8% was added to Twila’s purchase, and then coupon amount was deducted. If Twila was charged $96.43, determine if she paid the correct amount.
Which option below is a preventive measure against ID fraud or theft?
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