To find the total amount being deposited, we need to add up all the values written in the currency columns on the right side of the slip.
Step 1: Identify the amounts written.
Looking at the columns where the numbers are entered:
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Currency (Bills): The number `10000` is written here. This represents $10,000.
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Coin: The number `200` is written here. In this context, it represents $200.
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Checks: The number `13` is being written here. This represents $13.
Step 2: Add the amounts together.
We sum these three values to get the subtotal:
$$10,000 + 200 + 13 = 10,213$$
Step 3: Check for "Less Cash Received".
The line for "Less Cash Received" is blank, which means $0 is being subtracted. Therefore, the final total deposit is just the sum we calculated above.
Final Answer:
$10,213
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of printable deposit slip chase.
