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Studying and analyzing others’ speeches help us to be better:

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Mashutka [201]3 years ago
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<span>a. speakers b. listeners c. critical thinkers d. all of the aboved. D. these are all good</span>
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<u>                                        Retained earning</u>

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Add:Net income for the year               $22,025  

Total                                                       $74,225  

Less: Dividends                                       $2,000  

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earnings                                                  $72,225

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