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Now, in this question, we are going to see a table in which january 1st, 2021.
00:09
Here, we can write it as like this.
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January 1st, 2021, then december 31, 2021, december 31, 2022, then december 31, 2023, and december 31, 2024, then for december 31st, 2025, then december 2 ,031st is again 2 ,02026, then here we can write, continue this further, december 31, 2027, and december 31, 2028.
01:15
Now, let's continue.
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Here, we will first write the financial position, and for every year it is different, and financial position in this first is bond payable.
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Bond payable in, for this, it is 8 crore, for this, again same, then again same for it.
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Here, 7 crore, then 5 crore, then 4 crore, then 2 crore, and then 0.
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Now, discount on bond payable.
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So, discount will be reduced from every year.
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So, here it is for 3 ,20 ,000, again it is 3 ,20 ,000, then it is again 3 ,20 ,000, then 2 ,80 ,000, then 2 ,00 ,000, then 1 ,60 ,000, then 80 ,000, here it is for 80 ,000, and then 0.
02:58
Now, after subtracting it, we get the net amount.
03:04
So, here we get this amount after subtracting it, and here again same, and here also again same, then here after calculating it, we get this amount, then here this, then here we get after subtracting this.
03:32
Now, here we get 3 ,8 ,4 ,00 ,00, then again here we get this, and here 0.
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Now, we will do here comprehensive income.
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We will write comprehensive income, and in this first we write, i have to write interest expense.
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So, interest expense, which is common comprehensive income, and interest income is for december 31st, january to december.
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For the second year, it is 9 ,60 ,000, for the third year it is 9 ,60 ,000 again, then again same, here 8 ,40 ,000, then 7 ,20 ,000, then 6 ,00 ,000, then 4 ,80 ,000, then 2 ,40 ,000...