IXL | Reading financial records | 5th grade math

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This is Bryan's complete financial record for September:

Date	Description	Received	Expenses	Available Funds
	Balance: end of August			$ 61.20
9/11	box of highlighters		$ 3.85	$ 57.35
9/12	tomatoes		$ 4.40	$ 52.95
9/26	selling old bike	$ 80.00		$ 132.95

On September 12, how much money did Bryan spend?

$

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This is Tony's complete financial record for April:

Date	Description	Received	Expenses	Available Funds
	Balance: end of March			$ 231.80
4/11	charity		$ 20.00	$ 211.80
4/18	bottle return	$ 16.25		$ 228.05
4/29	box of cookies		$ 4.50	$ 223.55

How much money did Tony give to charity?

$

key idea

A financial record can help you track your available funds, or the amount of money you have.

Income, or money you receive, gets added to your available funds.

An expense, or money you spend or save, gets subtracted from your available funds.

solution

Look at the charity row. The expenses were

$

20.00

.

So, Tony gave

$

20.00

to charity.

Date	Description	Received	Expenses	Available Funds
	Balance: end of March			$ 231.80
4/11	charity		$ 20.00	$ 211.80
4/18	bottle return	$ 16.25		$ 228.05
4/29	box of cookies		$ 4.50	$ 223.55

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