At August 31, 2022, Emma's trial balance included the following balances: $ Machinery at cost 12,890 Depreciation 8,950 Inventory 5,754 Trade receivables 11,745 Trade payables 7,830 Bank overdraft 1,675 Cash at bank 150 What is the value of Emma's current assets at 31 August 2022?

At August 31, 2022, Emma's trial balance included the following balances: $ Machinery at cost 12,890 Depreciation 8,950 Inventory 5,754 Trade receivables 11,745 Trade payables 7,830 Bank overdraft 1,675 Cash at bank 150 What is the value of Emma's current assets at 31 August 2022?

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