Concept explainers
a.
To compute: The value of equity.
a.

Explanation of Solution
Given,
The value of asset of A Company is $300,000 in the beginning of year
During the year asset increase $80,000.
The value of equity of A Company is $100,000 in the beginning of year.
The increase in liability of A Company is $50,000 during the year.
The formula to calculate equity is,
Substitute $380,000 for assets and $250,000 for liabilities,
Hence, the equity of A Company is $130,000.
Working Notes:
Calculation of change in equity due to increase in assets and liability
Calculation of asset at the end of the year:
Calculation of liabilities in the beginning of the year:
Calculation of liabilities at the end of the year is:
b.
To compute: The value of equity.
b.

Explanation of Solution
Given,
The value of asset of O is $123,000.
The value of liabilities of O is $47,000
The formula to calculate equity is,
Substitute $123,000 for assets and $47,000 for liabilities.
Hence, the equity of O is $130,000.
c.
To compute: Beginning and ending amount of equity
c.

Explanation of Solution
Given,
The value of liability of Q Company is $70,000 in the beginning of year,
During the year liability decrease $5,000.
The value of asset of Q Company is $190,000 at the end of year
Increase of $60,000 during the year.
The formula to calculate equity is,
Beginning equity
Substitute $130,000 for assets in the beginning of year and $70,000 for liabilities in the beginning of year,
Ending equity
Substitute $190,000 for asset at the end and $65,000 for liabilities at the end in the above equation,
Hence, the value of equity of the Q Company in the beginning of the year is $60,000 and at the end is $125,000
Working Notes:
Calculate value of asset in the beginning of year:
Calculation of change in equity due to increase in assets and liability
Calculation of Value of liabilities at the end is:
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