Coding customer transactions for swiss-based bank
when coding customer transactions always begin with the type of account, followed by amount
in swiss francs (chf) and withdrawal or deposit codes.
there are two types of accounts: 500 and 600.
if a customer makes a withdrawal, enter a code of 110.
if a customer makes a deposit, enter a code of 210.
if a customer with a type 500 account withdraws more than chf 1,500, enter a code of 15.
if a customer with a type 600 account withdraws more than chf 2,500, enter a code of 25.
if a customer with a type 500 account deposits more than chf 500, enter a code of 05.
if a customer with a type 600 account deposits more than chf 1,000, enter a code of 10.
which is the correct sequence of codes for a 500 customer deposit of chf 2,401?
a
500, 2401, 210
b
o
500, 110, 05, 2401
c
o
500, 110, 05, 35, 2401
d
o
500, 2401, 210, 10
e
o
500, 2401, 210,05

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