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SERIAL | ASSETS | Equal to | LIABILITIES+ | NET WORTH | explanation of net worth |
1 | 700 | Equal to | 700 | ||
2 | Equal to | 100 | -100 | expense | |
3 | -850 | Equal to | -850 | ||
4 | 200 ,-200 | Equal to | |||
5 | 3300, -3300 | Equal to | |||
6 | 500 | Equal to | 500 | revenue | |
7 | -1100 | Equal to | -1100 | expense | |
8 | -50 | Equal to | -50 | expense | |
9 | Equal to | 110 | -110 | expense | |
Total | -800 | Equal to | 60 | -860 | Net Worth |
G. Total | -800 | Equal to | -800 |
Please answer the following question Chapter t Rnanclal Statements Personal Accounting AP-17A (0e0 Indicate whether the...
Please check the image and answer the following questions Financial Statements: Personal Chapter 1 AP-20A (0) State how the following transactions would afect net worth (increase, decrease, no cha Effect on Net Worth Transaction Borrow cash. Pay entertainment expense with cash Pay food expense with cash Buy assets with cash. Charge home repairs expense on credit card. Pay insurance expense with cash. Pay loan principal with cash. Purchase assets on account. Receive salary Pay rent expense with cash. AP-21 A...
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