Zeppelin Construction Company has total assets for the year of $35,600 and total liabilities of $19,800. A) Use the accounting equation to solve for equity. B) If next year's assets increased by $8,400 and equity decreased by $3,750, what would be the amount of total liabilities for Zeppelin Construction Company?

Zeppelin Construction Company has total assets for the year of $35,600 and total liabilities of $19,800. A) Use the accounting equation to solve for equity. B) If next year's assets increased by $8,400 and equity decreased by $3,750, what would be the amount of total liabilities for Zeppelin Construction Company?

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