What is the Answer Mahesh Enterprises is solely owned and operated by John Mahesh. As ofDecember 31, 2016, Mahesh Enterprises has assets of $875,400 and liabilitiesof $245,300. During 2017, John Mahesh purchased an additional $32,150 ofcapital stock and received $22,700 in cash dividends from the business.What is the net income of Mahesh Enterprises during 2017, assuming that asof December 31, 2017, assets were $940,500, and liabilities were $215,600?

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