Based on the financial details given, the total amount of current liabilities on xyz company's 12/31/x1 classified balance sheet is $22,600.
<h3>What are the total current liabilities?</h3>
The current liabilities can be found by the formula:
= Accounts Payable + Salaries Payable + Interest Payable + Utilities Payable
As the above are all the current liabilities to XYZ company, the current liabilities are:
= 11,300 + 2,500 + 1,900 + 6,900
= $22,600
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4/6
6/9
8/12
10/15
12/18
14/21
16/24
18/27
20/30
22/33
24/36
26/39
28/42
30/45
32/48</span><span>
Plus the others with whole-number denominators, like
(2-2/3)/4, (3-1/3)/5, (4-2/3)/7, (5-1/3)/8, (6-2/3)/10, (7-1/3)/11, etc.<span /></span><span><span /></span>
And also there are all the ones like
(-2,000) / (-3,000) . . . . . . (-3000 is certainly less than 50)
It is quantitive and from that, I'm pretty sure it's discreet, sorry if the second part isn't very helpful.