Question

its important to know your routing and account numbers because you will need them to set up automatic payments.
look at the check below and match each number with the right label.
click each dot on the image to select an answer.
abc national bank date 20
pay to the $
dollars
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Explanation:

Since the check image has blue dots (presumably marking numbers) and we need to match them to labels (routing number, account number, check number), here's the typical breakdown:

• Routing Number: A 9 - digit number identifying the bank, usually the left - most number at the bottom of the check (first blue dot, e.g., 000398888).
• Account Number: Follows the routing number (middle blue dot, e.g., 4039888880).
• Check Number: Usually at the top right (top blue dot, e.g., 0998).

Answer:

• Top blue dot (check number area): Check Number
• Left - most blue dot (bottom left): Routing Number
• Middle blue dot (bottom middle): Account Number

(Note: Exact labels depend on standard check numbering, but this follows typical check structure for routing, account, and check numbers.)