7 What does “net income” represent: ______________ Select one: a. revenues and gains less expenses and losses from continuing operations only. b. ongoing revenues and expenses before gains, losses, and discontinued operations. c. net income plus/minus other comprehensive income. d. revenues and gains less expenses and losses from both continuing and discontinued operations.

7 What does “net income” represent: ______________ Select one: a. revenues and gains less expenses and losses from continuing operations only. b. ongoing revenues and expenses before gains, losses, and discontinued operations. c. net income plus/minus other comprehensive income. d. revenues and gains less expenses and losses from both continuing and discontinued operations.

Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Author:OpenStax

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Chapter11: Long-term Assets

Section: Chapter Questions

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