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| Assets | Liabilities | Stockholders'Equity | |||
| (a) | 78500 | 37600 | 40900 | ||
| (b) | 198280 | 53280 | 145000 | ||
| (c) | 49500 | 15500 | 34000 | ||
| Calculation | |||||
| (a) Stockholders's equity = Assets - Liabilities = $78500-37600 = $40900 | |||||
| (b) Assets = Liabilities + Stockholders'equity = $53280+145000 = $198280 | |||||
| (c) Liabilities = Assets - Stockholders'equity = $49500-34000 = $15000 | |||||
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