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Answer:
Explanation
a) Income Statement
As the prepaid Expense is not recorded, It understates the Insurance Expense and overstates the Net Income in the Income Statement.Therefore in Income Statement
Insurance Expense - Understated
Net Income - Overstated
b) In Balance Sheet
Prepaid Insurance - Overstated
Stockholders Equity - Overstated
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