Mathematics, 22.01.2021 17:20 MichealM7668

A bank teller helps two customers. Marshall makes a $30 withdrawal, so his balance changes by -$30. Jake makes
a $20 deposit, so his balance changes by $20.
Use absolute value to show the size of each transaction. Which transaction
involves more money?
A. Jake's deposit involves more money, because 1-30) is greater than
12012
B. Jake's deposit involves more money, because -30 is greater than
20.
C. Marshall's withdrawal involves more money, because (-30is
greater than 1201
D. Marshall's withdrawal involves more money, because |-30is less
than 2011

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