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Use the accounting equation to compute the missing financial statement amounts in the two separate cases a and b. Total assets equal $80,800. Equity and liability amounts are equal to each other. Compute total liabilities and total equity. Total liabilities equal $20,400. Total equity is $30,400. Compute total assets

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