Basic Math
Checking Account
Savings Account
Debit Cards
Credit Cards
100

Give me an example of a number with an exponent.

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100

This is the account you want you savings to go to.  True or false

False,  into the savings account

100

A savings account is designed to lend you money for things you want and pay it back later.  True or false

False

100

Your name, card number, expiration date, and your birthday appears on the front of a debit card.  True or false.

False, not the birthday card

100

What is a credit Card?

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200

In 367, how many times do you multiply the number 3 by itself?

67 times

200

What kind of account do you have when you are married?

Joint account

200

Name a type of bank transaction.

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200

Anytime you buy something with your debit card, the money comes out of your checking account.  True or False

 True

200

Credit cards have a limit on the money you can borrow. True or false

true

300

4x + 2 = 412

What is x?

x=10

300

What kind of slip do you fill out when depositing money?

Deposit slip

300

What does it mean when the bank gives you interest?

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300

What is compound interest?

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300

What is simple interest?

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400

Solve for x.

5x+3=55

x=2

400

River deposited two checks each for $100 and cash in the amount of $25.   What type of transaction is this?  Last, he wants $50 in cash back.  What type of transaction is this?

Deposit

Withdrawal

400

When putting money into your savings account, what is that initial money called?

principal

400

What is the simple interest rate equation?

I=prt

400

In simple interest, what does the R and T stand for?

R=rate (% form)  T=time