Peter claims that the difference between the total amount of the debits and deposits are less than 14000.
Verify using calculations, if his claim is correct
To verify if Peter's claim is correct, we need to calculate the difference between the total amount of the debits and deposits and check if it is less than 14000.
Let's say the total amount of debits is D and the total amount of deposits is T.
If Peter's claim is correct, we need to check if |D - T| < 14000.
Therefore, we need to calculate the value of |D - T| and compare it with 14000.
If |D - T| < 14000, then Peter's claim is correct. If |D - T| ≥ 14000, then his claim is not correct.
Without the actual values of D and T, we cannot determine if Peter's claim is correct or not.
To verify if Peter's claim is correct about the difference between the total amount of debits and deposits being less than 14000, we need to gather the necessary information and perform some calculations. Here are the step-by-step instructions:
1. Collect all the debits and deposits made by Peter.
2. Calculate the total amount of debits by adding up all the individual debit amounts.
3. Calculate the total amount of deposits by adding up all the individual deposit amounts.
4. Find the difference between the total amount of debits and deposits by subtracting the total deposits from the total debits.
5. Compare the calculated difference with 14000.
6. If the calculated difference is less than 14000, Peter's claim is correct. If it is equal to or greater than 14000, his claim is incorrect.
By following these steps, you can determine if Peter's claim about the difference between the total amount of debits and deposits is correct.