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ANSWER:
| assets | liabilities | stockholders equity | |
|---|---|---|---|
| a |
cash $63600 |
notes payable $63600 |
- |
| b | - |
interest payable $1908 |
expense $1908 |
interest expense = $63600 x 6% x (6/12) = $1908
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