Question 1
Correct answer---(C) P30000
Calculations
|
Cash |
Non cash asset |
Accounts payable |
Red capital |
White capital |
Blue capital |
|
|
P 60,000.00 |
P 5,00,000.00 |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P (1,50,000.00) |
P (70,000.00) |
P (60,000.00) |
|
|
Sale of Non cash asset and record of loss |
P 2,50,000.00 |
P (3,00,000.00) |
P 20,000.00 |
P 17,500.00 |
P 12,500.00 |
|
|
Balance |
P 3,10,000.00 |
P 2,00,000.00 |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P (1,30,000.00) |
P (52,500.00) |
P (47,500.00) |
|
Payment of accounts payables |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P - |
P 2,80,000.00 |
|||
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Balance |
P 30,000.00 |
P 2,00,000.00 |
P - |
P (1,30,000.00) |
P (52,500.00) |
P (47,500.00) |
Question 2
Correct answer----(c) P5000
Calculations
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Cash |
Non cash asset |
Accounts payable |
Red capital |
White capital |
Blue capital |
|
|
P 60,000.00 |
P 5,00,000.00 |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P (1,50,000.00) |
P (70,000.00) |
P (60,000.00) |
|
|
Sale of Non cash asset and record of loss |
P 2,25,000.00 |
P (2,50,000.00) |
P 10,000.00 |
P 8,750.00 |
P 6,250.00 |
|
|
Balance |
P 2,85,000.00 |
P 2,50,000.00 |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P (1,40,000.00) |
P (61,250.00) |
P (53,750.00) |
|
Payment of accounts payables |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P - |
P 2,80,000.00 |
|||
|
Balance |
P 5,000.00 |
P 2,50,000.00 |
P - |
P (1,40,000.00) |
P (61,250.00) |
P (53,750.00) |
Question 3
Correct answer----P280,000
|
Cash |
Non cash asset |
Accounts payable |
Red capital |
White capital |
Blue capital |
|
|
P 60,000.00 |
P 5,00,000.00 |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P (1,50,000.00) |
P (70,000.00) |
P (60,000.00) |
|
|
Sale of Non cash asset and record of loss |
P 2,30,000.00 |
P (2,50,000.00) |
P 8,000.00 |
P 7,000.00 |
P 5,000.00 |
|
|
Balance |
P 2,90,000.00 |
P 2,50,000.00 |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P (1,42,000.00) |
P (63,000.00) |
P (55,000.00) |
|
Payment of accounts payables |
P (2,80,000.00) |
P - |
P 2,80,000.00 |
|||
|
Balance |
P 10,000.00 |
P 2,50,000.00 |
P - |
P (1,42,000.00) |
P (63,000.00) |
P (55,000.00) |
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