a. | Assets= Liabilities + Stockholders' Equity | ||||||||
$19100 | = | 14200 | + | 4900 | |||||
b. | Net income= Revenues - Expenses | ||||||||
$1750 | = | 11400 | - | 9650 | |||||
c. | Ending retained earnings= Beginning retained earnings + Net income -Dividends | ||||||||
$5700 | = | 4400 | + | 1750 | - | 450 | |||
d. | Ending cash= Beginning cash + Cash flow from Operating activities + Cash flow from Investing activities + Cash flow from Financing activities | ||||||||
$1150 | = | 1900 | + | 2500 | + | -1900 | + | -1350 | |
Using the following table and the equations underlying each of the four basic financial statements, show...
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