Hello teacher please help me this question For each of the following situations, compute themissing amount.a. Assets $71,300, Liabilities $15,400 = Net worth$b. Assets $89,500, Liabilities $ = Net worth $25,500c. Assets $37,080, Liabilities $13,665 = Net worth$d. Assets$, Liabilities $40,645 = Net worth $58,254

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For each of the following situations, compute the missing amount. a. Assets $71,300, Liabilities $15,400 = Net worth$ b. Assets $89,500, Liabilities $ = Net worth $25,500 c. Assets $37,080, Liabilities $13,665 = Net worth$ d. Assets$, Liabilities $40,645 = Net worth $58,254