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Answers:
1) Calculation of missing cash =
Assets = Liablities + Equity
Assets :- Accounts receivable = $890
Inventory = $ 360
Loan to other business = $1,400
Total assets = $2,650
Liabilities:- Equity = $5,800
Accounts payable = $450
Total liabilities = $6,250
Cash = Total liabilities - Total assets
= $6,250 - $2.650
= 3,600
So, option C is correct.
2) Option D is correct which is 'the amount of cash paid for rent during the current period'.
Because rent expense is an account that lists the cost of occupying rental property during a specified period. Under the cash basis of accounting, the amount of rent expense reported in a period is the amount of cash paid during that period.
Option A, B and C are incorrect because it does not increase in net income, neither the amount of cash paid for rent in the current period less any unpaid rent nor to earn revenue.
3) Option B is correct which is $12,000. Because it is a case of prepaid expense and the amount due is deducted and rest the amount which is still prepaid for the coming years is reported as prepaid expense.
Option A, C and D are incorrect because they are not giving correct calculations.
4) Option C is correct which is Assets = 42,000 Liabilities = 17,000 Equity = 25,000
Calculation is as:-
Assets = $40,000 -6,000( cash paid to accounts payable) -4,000 (collected accounts receivable) +4,000 ( cash increased due to accounts rec. collection) +9,000 ( Fixed assets increased i.e., truck) - 1,000 ( cash paid to purchase truck)
= $42,000
Liabilities = $ 15,000 - 6,000 ( reduction in accounts payable) +8,000 (Borrowing drom the bank)
= $17,000
Equity = Assets - Liabilities
= 42,000 - 17,000
= 25,000
5) Option A is correct which is 'probable expected future economic benefis. Because it is not a characteristics of an asset due to future benefits as future is uncertain.
Option B, C and D are incorrect because these all are characteristics of an asset. An asset have legal ownership characteristics, ability of the benefit in money terms and economic benefits control.
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