The company has 25,000 in cash; 25,000 in bank; 10,000 on debts; 50,000 in customers; 100,000...

The company has 25,000 in cash; 25,000 in bank; 10,000 on debts; 50,000 in customers; 100,000 in office equipment;25,000 creditors and 45,000 suppliers.
to. How much short-term assets do you have?
b.How much do you have of liabilities?
c. How much capital do you have?

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	office equipment	100,000	A1
	cash	25,000	A2
	bank	25,000	A3	a.	short term assets	A2+A3+A4	100,000
	receivables	50,000	A4	b.	liabilities	B1+B2+B3	200,000
	ASSETS	200,000		c.	capital	200000-DEBT-CREDITORS-SUPPLIERS	120,000

	debt	10,000	B1
	creditors	25,000	B2
	suppliers	45,000	B3
So,	capital	120,000
	CAPITAL & LIABILITIES	200,000

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