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- Net income- $71,000
- Ending balance of comman stock-$65,000
- Retained earning-$92,000
- Stockholders equity-$157,000
- Total asset-$210,000
- Total current asset-$60,000
- Long term asset-$150,000
- Total liabilities-$53,000
- Total liabilities and stockholders equity.
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