financial accountingplease give me the answer of this question thanks L04 PROBLEM 2,5APreparing a BalanceSheet; Effects of aChange in AssetsHERB COME THE CLOWNSI is the name of a traveling eireus. The ledger accounts of the busi-neas at June 30, 2009, are listed here in alphabotical order:Accqunts Payable.... *.$ 24,100$180,000Notes Payable...... .Notes Recelvable.... mAegounts Receivable9,5007,460189,06024,630310,000eXeelAnimala., : 111Props and Equipment...Rotalned EarningsSalaries Payabie.........89,580Cages,, ... t127,230Capital Stosk:Cash..9,750Tents... * ..83,000Çestumes,31,900Trueks & Wagons105,840InstruetionaPrupare a balanee sheut by ustng these items and eomputing the amount of Cash at June30, 2009, Organlže your balange sheet similar to ths one illuatrated in Exhibit 2-10: (After"Aecounta Reeelvable," you may list the remaining assets in any order.) Inelude a proper bal-ance sheet heading.b.Assuma that latie in the evening ef June.30, afterF your balance sheet had been prepared, a firedestroyed one of the tents, whieh had cost $14,300. The tent was not insured. Explain whatchanges would be required in your June 30 balanes sheet le refieet the loss of this asset.

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FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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