Given the data in the following table, in 2024 this company. The balance sheet accounts listed below are the only items on the company's balance sheet for each year and the income statement accounts are the only items on the company's income statement for each year. 2023 2024 Item Accounts payable 9,000 8,500 Accounts receivable 5,945 6,200 Accruals 1,610 1,910 Additional paid-in-capital 9,400 9,900 Cash ??? 13,000 Common stock at par @ $0.20 2,400 2,700 Net fixed assets 48,000 55,400 Gross fixed assets 55,400 ??? Inventory 5,595 5,100 Long-term debt 17,960 18,650 Notes payable 4,800 4,100 Retained earnings 28,570 33,940 Net income 3,150 6,240 Depreciation expense 2,900 4,600 1) issued short-term debt O 2) paid down long-term debt Training

Given the data in the following table, in 2024 this company. The balance sheet accounts listed below are the only items on the company's balance sheet for each year and the income statement accounts are the only items on the company's income statement for each year. 2023 2024 Item Accounts payable 9,000 8,500 Accounts receivable 5,945 6,200 Accruals 1,610 1,910 Additional paid-in-capital 9,400 9,900 Cash ??? 13,000 Common stock at par @ $0.20 2,400 2,700 Net fixed assets 48,000 55,400 Gross fixed assets 55,400 ??? Inventory 5,595 5,100 Long-term debt 17,960 18,650 Notes payable 4,800 4,100 Retained earnings 28,570 33,940 Net income 3,150 6,240 Depreciation expense 2,900 4,600 1) issued short-term debt O 2) paid down long-term debt Training

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