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| Vanila CO. |
| Total Expense= Total Revenue-Net Incom |
| =61400-20700= $40700 |
| Total Asset= Total Liabilities+ Shareholder Equit |
| =34400+67400=101800 |
| Cocolate Inc.. |
| Total Revenue = Total Expense +Net Income/ (Loss) |
| =107000-27200= $79800 |
| Total Liabilities= Total Asset - Shareholder Equit |
| =132800-39400= $93400 |
| Strawber Co... |
| Net Income = Total Revenue- Totl Expense |
| =31400-10700= $20700 |
| Shareholder Equity = Total Asset - Total Liabilities |
| =61400-40700= $20700 |
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Each of the following independent companies is missing numerical data. Required: Use your knowledge of the...
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Use your knowledge of the financial statement equations and their interrelationships to fill in the missing...
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