Problem 2 - The Accounting Equation Required: Determine the missing amount in the accounting equation for each of the following scenarios: Scenario Assets = Liabilities + Equity a. 2,365,000 1,834,000 b. 772,000 525,000 c. 8,198,000 3,256,800

Problem 2 - The Accounting Equation Required: Determine the missing amount in the accounting equation for each of the following scenarios: Scenario Assets = Liabilities + Equity a. 2,365,000 1,834,000 b. 772,000 525,000 c. 8,198,000 3,256,800

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Problem 2 - The Accounting Equation


Required:
Determine the missing amount in the accounting equation for each of the following scenarios:

Scenario	Assets	=	Liabilities	+	Equity

a.	2,365,000		1,834,000

b.			772,000		525,000

c.	8,198,000				3,256,800