FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING
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I understand how they got the answer. In the text book it listed:
Jan 1 2016 Dec 31 2016
Total Owner's Equity 198,300 214,200
I do not see this calcuated in the average assets nor in the solution
I also see:
Jan 1 2016 Dec 31 2016
Notes Payable 34,000 54,000
I do not see this calcuated in the average assets nor in the solution
Do they not include this in the net income or average assets?
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