Larry received the bank statement below. checking account statement account number: 1234-1212 checks date check no. amount 9/5 317 $58.29 9/16 319 $75.40 9/25 320 $121.57 other activity date transaction amount 9/11 debit card $33.52 9/15 deposit $250.00 9/30 deposit $250.00 balances opening balance $750.00 closing balance $961.22 larry's checkbook has a balance of $922.63. what is most likely the reason that larry's balance is different from the bank's balance? answers below larry made a mistake in his addition. the bank forgot to include fees. larry forgot to write down some deposits. check 318 was not cashed or deposited.

Option D. check 318 was not cashed or deposited.

Step-by-step explanation:

First we will check the statement transactions

Total with-drawls done = 58.29 + 75.40 + 121.57 + 33.52 = $288.78

Total deposits = 250 + 250 = $500

Opening balance was $750 so as per our calculations closing balance should be 750 + 500 - 288.78 = $961.22 which matches with bank's balance of the statement.

But Larry's checkbook has a balance of $922.63 which different from the bank's balance.

This clearly states that check 318 was not cashed or deposited which is making a difference.

Option D is the answer.

step-by-step explanation:

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