Analyze the provided bank statement and answer the following questions: 2.1.1 Define a credit transaction and give an example. 2.1.2 State the opening balance. 2.1.3 Calculate C and D. 2.1.4 Count the

A credit transaction is any transaction that increases the balance in a bank account. It represents money being deposited into the account.

An example from the bank statement is Salary or Payment received from S.

2.1.2

The opening balance is the first balance listed on the statement.
The opening balance is $\text{R}320.00$.

2.1.3

The balance before the "Debit order Car payment" was $\text{R}6\,763.35$.
The balance after the "Debit order Car payment" was $\text{R}5\,669.35$.

The balance before "Payment received from S" was $\text{R}170.40$.
The "Payment received from S" was a credit of $\text{R}650.00$.

The values are $\boxed{C = \text{R}1\,094.00, D = \text{R}820.40}$.

2.1.4

The debit orders listed are:

• Debit order home loan
• Debit order fee
• Debit order Car payment
• Debit order fee
• Debit order insurance
• Debit order fee
• Debit order medical aid
• Debit order fee There are 8 debit orders. The number of debit orders is $\boxed{8}$.

2.1.5
Banks omit the last four digits of the account number for security reasons. This helps protect the client's account information from unauthorized access or fraud.

2.1.6

The withdrawal fees are:

• $\text{R}4.15$ (01/04)
• $\text{R}5.75$ (03/04)
• $\text{R}4.15$ (10/05)

The total withdrawal fees are $\boxed{\text{R}14.05}$.

2.1.7

Old medical aid amount (from statement): $\text{R}1\,888.60$
New medical aid amount: $\text{R}2\,150.00$

Rounding $13.84