Part a: check register

date description amount balance
3/15 check $28.39 $428.52
3/16 check $57.56 $370.96
3/20 deposit $425.95 $796.91
3/24 check $158.28 $638.63
3/28 check $199.39 $439.24
3/30 charge $15.00 $424.24
4/1 deposit $85.00 $509.24
4/10 check $89.50 $419.74
part b: checking account summary

number of checks
number of deposits:
previous balance: $
total deposits: $
total of checks: $
service charge: $
ending balance: $

Step-by-step explanation:

From the given check register

Number of checks

checks on 3/15, 3/16, 3/24, 3/28, 4/10 so total numbers are 5.

Number of deposits

Deposits on 3/20 and 4/1 total numbers = 2

Previous balance

on 3/15 after a check with-drawl of $ 28.39 balance was $428.52

So previous amount in the account = 428.52 + 28.39 = $456.91

Total deposits

Deposits on 3/20 and 4/1 = 425.95 + 85 = $510.95

Total of checks

Total of checks on 3/15, 3/16, 3/24, 3/28, 4/10 = 28.39 + 57.56 + 158.28 + 199.39 + 89.50 = $533.12

Service charge

balance that should be in account after checks and deposits = balance before 3/15 - (checks - deposits) = 456.91 - (533.12 - 510.95) = $434.74

But the closing balance on 4/10 is 419.74

Therefore service charge charged by the bank = 434.74 - 419.74 = $15

Ending balance

Balance on 4/10 = 419.74

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