Answer: Stockholders equity $254,900
Explanation: Stockholders’ equity is the difference in a company's total assets and total liability. From the above question, total stockholders’ equity is calculated thus:
Current assets = $435,200
Fixed assets = $550,800
Total Assets. $986,000
Current liabilities = $416,600
Long-term debt = $314,500
Total liability. $731,100
Total stockholders equity is Total Assets less Total liability.
Total Assets. $986,000
Total liability. ( $731,100 )
Stockholders equity $254,900
