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Description: /1.2A Complete the gaps in the following table:AssetsBOOSTE€93,000?107,300125,500114,700?Liabilities£44,00036,200?77,400?64,600UmumnCapital£?38,90041,500?33,40021,300

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/1.2A Complete the gaps in the following table: Assets BOOSTE € 93,000 ? 107,300 125,500 114,700 ? Liabilities £ 44,000 36,200 ? 77,400 ? 64,600 Umumn Capital £ ? 38,900 41,500 ? 33,400 21,300

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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