The year-end financial statements of ABC Company contained the following elements and corresponding amounts:ElementAmountAssets$65,000Liabilities$6,000Common Stock$50,000Beginning Retained Earnings $10,000Ending Retained Earnings$9,000Revenue$4,000Dividends$1,500Based on this information, the amount of Expenses on ABC Company's Income Statement was:$500$3,500$2,000$1,000

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The year-end financial statements of ABC Company contained the following elements and corres- Element Amount Assets $65,000 Liabilities Common Stock Beginning Retained Earnings $10,000 Ending Retained Earnings $6,000 $50,000 $9,000 Revenue $4,000 Dividends $1,500 Statement was

The year-end financial statements of ABC Company contained the following elements and corres- Element Amount Assets $65,000 Liabilities Common Stock Beginning Retained Earnings $10,000 Ending Retained Earnings $6,000 $50,000 $9,000 Revenue $4,000 Dividends $1,500 Statement was

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