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In this example, we're working practicing the effect, increase, decrease, or no change to the accounting equation.
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Assets equals liabilities plus equity.
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What if we commend a business with cash? our assets would increase because we have more cash and cash is an asset.
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And our capital would increase under equity, staying balanced.
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Furniture purchased for cash.
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My furniture went up and furniture is an asset, but my cash would have gone down and cash is also an asset.
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Purchased goods on credit.
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I got inventory, which is an asset.
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I got more inventory, but i owe the money.
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I owe more accounts payable under the liabilities.
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Sold goods costing 10 ,000 for cash.
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I would have had sales revenue for selling the goods and cash increase because i received cash for 14 ,000.
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Also, inventory and cost of goods sold would be adjusted for 10 ,000.
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We got capital, which means we got more cash in number five and equity increases as well.
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Again, the accounting equation stays balanced.
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Let's do a few more...