9) Omani Company reported equity of RO 130,000 on March 1. During the month, The Company generated revenue of RO 30,000; incurred expenses of RO 22,000; purchased a building for RO 25,000 and paid dividends of RO 6,000 and shareholder made additional investment of RO 20,000 in return for shares. What is the amount of equity at the end of the month of March 31? RO 152,000

9) Omani Company reported equity of RO 130,000 on March 1. During the month, The Company generated revenue of RO 30,000; incurred expenses of RO 22,000; purchased a building for RO 25,000 and paid dividends of RO 6,000 and shareholder made additional investment of RO 20,000 in return for shares. What is the amount of equity at the end of the month of March 31? RO 152,000

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