Let’s go step by step to fill out each deposit slip correctly using the information given.
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First Deposit Slip (Top One)
Given:
- Date: 03/12/2021
- Name: Kyle Carden
- Account Number: 000123456789
- Cash: $50.25
- Net Deposit: $50.25
This means only cash is being deposited — no checks.
On the deposit slip, you write:
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Date: 03/12/2021
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Name: Kyle Carden
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Account Number: 000123456789
- In the “CASH” box on the right: $50.25
- Since there are no checks, leave “CHECKS OR TOTAL FROM OTHER SIDE” blank or put 0.
- “SUB TOTAL” = $50.25 (same as cash)
- “LESS CASH” = $0.00 (because you’re not taking any cash back)
- “NET DEPOSIT” = $50.25
✔ All matches the given info.
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Second Deposit Slip (Middle One)
Given:
- Date: 03/12/2021
- Name: Kyle Carden
- Account #: 000987654321
- Cash: $65.00
- Check #101: $100.00
- Sub Total: $165.00
- Net Deposit: $165.00
So, you’re depositing both cash and a check.
On the deposit slip:
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Date: 03/12/2021
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Name: Kyle Carden
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Account Number: 000987654321
- In the “CASH” box: $65.00
- In the “CHECKS OR TOTAL FROM OTHER SIDE” box: $100.00 (for Check #101)
- “SUB TOTAL” = $65.00 + $100.00 = $165.00
✔
- “LESS CASH” = $0.00 (no cash taken back)
- “NET DEPOSIT” = $165.00
✔
Perfect match.
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Third Deposit Slip (Bottom One)
Given:
- Date: 04/25/2021
- Name: Kyle Carden
- Acct. #: 123456789000
- Cash: $450.00
- Check #101: $100.00
- Check #102: $200.00
- Sub Total: $750.00
- Less Cash: $0.00
- Net Deposit: $750.00
Wait — let’s double-check the math here.
Cash: $450.00
Check #101: $100.00
Check #102: $200.00
Total = $450 + $100 + $200 =
$750.00 → That’s correct for Sub Total.
“Less Cash” is $0.00 → so Net Deposit = $750.00 → also correct.
But note: On the deposit slip, under “CASH”, you write the total cash amount: $450.00
Under “CHECKS OR TOTAL FROM OTHER SIDE”, you add up all checks: $100 + $200 = $300.00
Then:
Sub Total = $450 + $300 = $750.00
Less Cash = $0.00
Net Deposit = $750.00
✔ Everything adds up.
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Now, since the task says “fill out each deposit slip correctly,” and we’ve verified that all the numbers provided in the left column match what should be written on the slips, the final answer is simply confirming that the data is already correctly calculated and ready to be filled in.
Final Answer:
All three deposit slips have been correctly filled out with the provided personal and transaction details. The calculations for subtotals and net deposits are accurate for each slip.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of deposit slip worksheet.
