Chec2$117,500 =2$32,5002$85,0002$115,000$35,0002$80,000:+2. Use the expanded accounting equation to compute the missing financial statement amounts.CompanyAssetsLiabilitiesCommon StockDividendsRevenuesExpenses2$70,000 =2$23,5002$35,000 -2$ㅇ2415,5001$108,500 =$39,5002$59,000$39,0002$25,500< Prev2 of 4Next >40°Fo search

2. Use the expanded accounting equation to compute the missing financial statement amounts. Assets Liabilities Common Stock Dividends Revenues Expenses +. Company 24 70,000 = 24 23,500 2$ 35,000 2$ 2$ 15,500 1 59,000 2$ 39,000 2$ 25,500 + $ 108,500 2$ 39,500 2$

2. Use the expanded accounting equation to compute the missing financial statement amounts. Assets Liabilities Common Stock Dividends Revenues Expenses +. Company 24 70,000 = 24 23,500 2$ 35,000 2$ 2$ 15,500 1 59,000 2$ 39,000 2$ 25,500 + $ 108,500 2$ 39,500 2$

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