1)Assets=liabilites+equity
Assets incereased by 30000 so liab+equity also should increase by
30000
liabilites decreased by 10000(25000-15000) so equity has to
increase by 30000+10000=40000
Beg equity=40000
ending equity=40000+40000=80000
Net income=x
Common stock=10000
dividends paid=5000
80000=40000+10000+x-5000
X=35000
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