Amy wrote a check for $32 to pay her monthly electricity bill, but when balancing her checkbook, she accidentally recorded it as a credit rather than as a debit. how will her check register compare to her monthly bank statement when she receives it?

Amy's check register will show a change of $64 in her monthly bank statement.

Step-by-step explanation:

Amy writes $32 mistakenly as her credit in her check register, but it was a debit value.

So, when the monthly bill will come, the bank statement will show $64 less than her check register.

The check register will have $64 amount more credit as she was to debit $32 but she credited $32 more.

That becomes dollars.

Hence,the check register will show more money than the bank statement.

none of the above.

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since there is only a term in the first equation, we cannot derive a from completing the square.

solving with completing the square