Long-term debt $40 Retained earnings 30 Current assets 150 Property, plant, and equipment 60 Common stock 130 Current liabilities 50 Working capital amounts to a. $150 b. $130 c. $120 d. $100
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Long-term debt $40
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Common stock 130
Current liabilities 50
a. $150
b. $130
c. $120
d. $100
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