Can someone help me with this math plz

The answer is $132.45

Explanation:

We need to find how much money Richard has at the end of the week.

First, we need to subtract $25.37 from $57.34 since $25.37 is how much Rich spent on groceries.

1. $57.34 - $25.37 = $31.97

Next, we need to subtract $50.00 from $31.97, because that is how much his credit card bill was.

2. $31.97 - $50.00 = $-18.03

Now, $-18.03 means that Rich is $18.03 in debt.

Proceeding from that step, we now need to add $163.75 to Rich's debt of $18.03. This is how much he will deposit into his bank.

3. $-18.03 + $163.75 = $145.72

So now his debt of $18.03 has turned into a deposit of $145.72.

Finally we need to subtract $13.27 from $145.72 since that's how much money Rich's gas cost.

4. $145.72 - $13.27 = $132.45

So at the end of the week, Rich has an account balance of $132.45.

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