John has $132.55 in his bank account. He wants to join a guitar class that charges a $15 fee every week. John plans to take the class for 12 weeks.

If John pays for 12 weeks of guitar classes from his account, his account balance will be $

.

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31 July, 01:07

John has $132.55 in his bank account. He wants to join a guitar class that charges a $15 fee every week. John plans to take the class for 12 weeks.

If John pays for 12 weeks of guitar classes from his account, his account balance will be $

.

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Conner Dean · Answer 1

The answer is - $47.45 ... 12x15=180 ... 132.55-180=-47.45

Kinley Moreno · Answer 2

He will be left with nothing. In fact, he'll owe money to the bank.

After the 12 weeks of classes hell be left with $-47.45

So hell have to pay 47.45 back to the bank and any possible overdraft fees his bank may charge him.

John has $132.55 in his bank account. He wants to join a guitar class that charges a $15 fee every week. John plans to take the class for 12 weeks.If John pays for 12 weeks of guitar classes from his account, his account balance will be $.

John has $132.55 in his bank account. He wants to join a guitar class that charges a $15 fee every week. John plans to take the class for 12 weeks.

If John pays for 12 weeks of guitar classes from his account, his account balance will be $

.