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Degger [83]
3 years ago
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Does Svensons find a refrigerator value that $2300 on sale for $1900 they decided to withdraw $500 from savings to use as a dow

n payment on the purchase of a refrigerator and took out a loan to pay the balance choose the true statement
A.The Svensons Assets increased by $1400
B.The Svensons Assets increased by $1800
C.The SvensonsI said to increase by $1900
D.The Svensons assets increased by $2300
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1 answer:
ivann1987 [24]3 years ago
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Answer:

B.The Svensons Assets increased by $1800

Explanation:

The Svensons assets increased by $1,800 because even if they purchased the refrigerator for $1,900, the market value of the refrigerator is $2,300, so their assets initially increase by this amount.

However, they also withdraw $500 from their savings to pay for the refrigerator, meaning that this asset account is reduced by the same amount.

Thus, an initial increase of $2,300 minus a later decrease of $500 gives us a final $1,800 increase.

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