General accounting Falcon Enterprises starts the year with $15,000 in its cashaccount, $12,500 in its equipment account, $3,000 inaccumulated depreciation, and $22,000 in its retainedearnings account. During the year, Falcon Enterprises sells theequipment for $9,200.After the sale of equipment is recorded, the retained earningsaccount will have a balance of $

Step 1: Calculation of Book Value of EquipmentBook Value = Equipment Cost - Accumulated…

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