16. Using the expanded accounting equation, solve for the missing amount. Assets 72,540 Liabilities 2,270 Common Stock Dividends 11,210 Revenues 50,265 Expenses 29,350 Begin by selecting the formula for the expanded accounting equation. Then enter the amounts to solve for the missing amount. +]

16. Using the expanded accounting equation, solve for the missing amount. Assets 72,540 Liabilities 2,270 Common Stock Dividends 11,210 Revenues 50,265 Expenses 29,350 Begin by selecting the formula for the expanded accounting equation. Then enter the amounts to solve for the missing amount. +]

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