Using the Accounting Equation, fill in the (letter) blanks below: Corporation A Corporation B Assets (beginning)...

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Using the Accounting Equation, fill in the (letter) blanks below: Corporation A Corporation B Assets (beginning) $92,500 $144,000 Liabilities (beginning) 51,500 (y) Equity (beginning) (a) ?? Assets (ending) (b) 170,000 Liabilities (ending) 42,000 42,000 Equity (ending) ?? Net Income for the 52,100 84,000 Year Note: Assume that net income is the ONLY change to equity for both corporations. (In other words, there are no common stock transactions nor are there any dividends paid.) You may also need to determine the ?? blanks before you can determine the letter blanks. **MAKE SURE YOU ENTER COMMAS IN YOUR ANSWER BUT NOT DOLLAR SIGNS** Using the Accounting Equation, fill in the (letter) blanks below: Corporation A Corporation B Assets (beginning) $92,500 $144,000 Liabilities (beginning) 51,500 (y) Equity (beginning) (a) ?? Assets (ending) (b) 170,000 Liabilities (ending) 42,000 42,000 Equity (ending) ?? Net Income for the 52,100 84,000 Year Note: Assume that net income is the ONLY change to equity for both corporations. (In other words, there are no common stock transactions nor are there any dividends paid.) You may also need to determine the ?? blanks before you can determine the letter blanks. **MAKE SURE YOU ENTER COMMAS IN YOUR ANSWER BUT NOT DOLLAR SIGNS**

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