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lorasvet [3.4K]
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15

"you grow to love the things for which you suffer" illustrates the effects of:

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1 answer:
Genrish500 [490]3 years ago
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Sadly, I can relate to this one. It's called cognitive dissonance. 
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Cash (Cr.) $2,500

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Accounts Receivable (Dr.) $12,000

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Explanation:

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Debits :

Cash $26,000

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Office Supplies $1,500

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Accounts Receivable $8,000

Total $47,000

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Capital $30,000

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Total Liabilities = $38,320

Total Stockholders' equity = $86,190

Explanation:

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Balance sheet

As at December 31, 2022

Assets

<em>Current assets</em>

Cash                                       $6,390

Accounts receivable                2,100

Supplies                                   3,800

Inventory                                  2,920

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Accounts payable                   $4,500

Interest payable                            670

Unearned service revenue          820

Salaries and wages payable        830

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<em>Long-term liabilities</em>

Notes payable                                           31,500

Total liabilities                                        $38,320

<em>Stockholders' equity</em>

Common stock                                         58,900

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