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26. mr. smith steals your checkbook and writes out checks to himself for $20,000. mr. jones gets a check from you for ten dollars and changes the amount to $10,000. you write a check to mr. meyer for $5,000. mr. meyer indorses the check and give it to mr. jones as payment for rent. mr. jones and mr. smith try to the checks in their possession. are any of these checks valid and why?

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