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The Accounting Environment and Equation

Quick questions on The accounting equation explained: O-Level Principles of Accounts

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What is the equation?
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The accounting equation states:
What is the dual effect?
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Every transaction has a dual effect - it changes at least two items by the same total, so the equation stays balanced. There are a few patterns:
What is q1?
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A business has assets of \60\,000andownersequityof and owner's equity of \3500035\,000. State its liabilities. [1 mark]
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State the effect on the accounting equation of buying inventory for \4\,000$ on credit. [2 marks]
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Opening equity is \50\,000.Duringtheyeartheownerintroduces. During the year the owner introduces \1000010\,000, the business makes a \22\,000profit,anddrawingsare profit, and drawings are \1500015\,000. Find the closing equity.

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