Capital at Beginning of the year = Total Assets Beginning of the year - Total Liabilities at Beginning of the year
Beginning capital = $73,300 - $29,300
= $ 44,000
Capital at end of the year = Total Assets end of the year - Total Liabilities at end of the year
Capital at End = $117,300 - $49,300
= $ 68,000
1. Cancer net income = Capital at end of the year - Capital at beginning of the year
= $68,000 - $44,000
=$ 24,000
2. Libra Net Income = Capital at end of the year - Capital at beginning of the year + Dividend paid
= $68,000 - $44,000 + $ 5000
= $ 29,000
3. Sagittarius = Capital at end of the year - Capital at beginning of the year - Additional common stock
= $68,000 - $44,000 - $ 22,000
= $ 2,000
4. Virgo = Capital at end of the year - Capital at beginning of the year - Additional common stock + Dividend paid
= $68,000 - $44,000 - $ 15,500 + $ 5,000
= $ 13,500
| Cancer | Net Income | 24000 |
| Libra | Net Income | 29000 |
| Sagittarius | Net Income | 2000 |
| Virgo | Net Income | 13500 |
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