Accounting Equation

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Accounting Equation


Froggy Jumps Accounting EquationVersion en ligne Quiz Accounting Equation par LUTFIA ADINIA 1 The company earns revenue of $5,000 on credit. What is the effect on the accounting equation? a Assets ↑ $5,000; Equity ↑ $5,000 b Liabilities ↑ $5,000; Assets ↑ $5,000 c Assets ↑ $5,000; Liabilities ↑ $5,000 2 The company pays electricity expense of $1,200 in cash. The effect is a Assets ↑; Equity ↑ b Assets ↓; Equity ↓ c Assets ↑; Liabilities ↑ 3 The company pays $12,000 prepaid rent for 1 year. The transaction results in a Assets ↑; Assets ↓ b Liabilities ↓; Equity ↓ c Assets ↓; Equity ↓ 4 Equipment costing $20,000 is purchased with $5,000 cash and the rest on credit. The effect is a Assets +5,000; Equity +15,000 b Assets +15,000; Liabilities +5,000 c Assets +20,000; Liabilities +15,000; Assets −5,000 5 Beginning equity is $50,000. During the period: Revenue = $25,000 Expenses = $18,000 Owner withdrawals = $7,000 Ending equity is a $43,000 b $50,000 c $60,000 6 If assets increase by $10,000 and liabilities decrease by $4,000, then the change in equity is a Equity increases $14,000 b Equity decreases $14,000 c Equity increases $6,000 7 The company earns service revenue of $3,500; the client pays $1,000 cash and the rest on account. The effect is a Assets +1,000; Liabilities +2,500 b Assets +2,500; Liabilities +1,000 c Assets +3,500; Equity +3,500 8 Total assets are $150,000 and equity is $70,000 after the owner invests an additional $20,000. What was equity before the investment? a $50,000 b $60,000 c $70,000 9 A company pays part of its liability ($4,000) using equipment. The effect is a Assets ↑4,000; Equity ↓4,000 b Assets ↓4,000; Liabilities ↓4,000 c Equity ↓4,000; Liabilities ↑4,000 10 The company receives a bank loan of $30,000 and immediately uses $12,000 of it to buy supplies in cash. What is the net effect on the accounting equation? a Assets +30,000; Liabilities +30,000 b Assets +18,000; Liabilities +30,000 c Assets +12,000; Liabilities +18,000

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The company earns revenue of $5,000 on credit. What is the effect on the accounting equation?

The company pays electricity expense of $1,200 in cash. The effect is

The company pays $12,000 prepaid rent for 1 year. The transaction results in

Equipment costing $20,000 is purchased with $5,000 cash and the rest on credit. The effect is

Beginning equity is $50,000. During the period: Revenue = $25,000 Expenses = $18,000 Owner withdrawals = $7,000 Ending equity is

If assets increase by $10,000 and liabilities decrease by $4,000, then the change in equity is

The company earns service revenue of $3,500; the client pays $1,000 cash and the rest on account. The effect is

Total assets are $150,000 and equity is $70,000 after the owner invests an additional $20,000. What was equity before the investment?

A company pays part of its liability ($4,000) using equipment. The effect is

The company receives a bank loan of $30,000 and immediately uses $12,000 of it to buy supplies in cash. What is the net effect on the accounting equation?