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Increase in retained earning is Net income- dividends
$5000-$200=$4800
retained earning increased by $4800
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Answer is Land
Land is a non Depreciable asset hence no depreciation expense on land
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Answer is Fixed Asset has a normal debit balance
Debit all assets and Credit all liabilities
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