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Total revenue-Total expenses=Net income
Total assets=Total liabilities+Total equity
| Independent cases | Total revenues | Total expenses | Net income | Total assets | Total liabilities | Stockholders equity |
| A | 244900 | 198,000 | (244900-198,000)=$46900 | 256100 | 76300 | (256100-76300)=$179800 |
| B | (177800+31220)=$209020 | 177800 | 31220 | 592600 | (592600-351900)=$240700 | 351900 |
| C | 76100 | 93190 | (76100-93190)=($17090)(NEGATIVE) | 263,000 | 192060 | (263,000-192060)=$70940 |
| D | 38440 | (38440-11140)=$27300 | 11140 | (191730+98825)=$290555 | 191730 | 98825 |
| E | 226730 | 210800 | (226730-210800)=$15930 | (175150+361400)=$536550 | 175150 | 361400 |
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