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Answer:
d. Assets, Liabilities, Stockholders's Equity [$157,700, $66,200, $91,500]
Explanation:
Accounting equation
Assets = Liabilities + Equity
Beginning Balance $153,000 $61,500 $91,500
1. -$11,500 -$11,500
2. $10,500
-$10,500
3. -$5,300 -$5,300
4. $26,800 $21,500
-$5,300
Total $157,700 $66,200 $91,500
D- Company's standings as on 31st January 2019 will be assets amounting to $157700, the liabilities will amount to $66200 and stockholder's equity in the company stands at $91500.
It is to be noted that the assets of the firm are always equal to the summation of total liabilities of the firm along with stockholder's equity being held in the company for such period.
- We know the formula that Liabilities of a firm are calculated by the way of subtracting the stockholder's equity of the company from the total assets being held by the company.
- Various adjustments occurred during the period of making such accounting entries and hence this resulted in obtaining the true and fair values of positioning of the company.
- After due adjustments the values are calculated as shown given in the image below.
Hence, the assets are calculated as $157700, the liabilities of the company stand at $66200 and the stockholder's equities stand at $91500.
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