Mike is overdrawn at the bank by $18. His sister has $23 more than him. How much does Mike's sister have?

$41?

Step-by-step explanation:

Well, if he's overdrawn, then he doesn't have any money, he owes money. But I'm assuming they want to add. The sister has $23 more than he does, so add.

18+23=41.

So his sister has $41.

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The answer will be $41.

Step-by-step explanation:

The answer is 41 because Mike has $18 and his sister has $23 more dollars than him. More = addition. You will add the money Mike has and the amount more than his sister has. When you add it, the answer will turn out to be $41.

Hope that helps! If you somehow get it wrong, please tell me so I could look over my work!! Thanks and have a great rest of your day :) !

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