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As of december 31, year 1, flowers company had total assets of $220,000, total liabilities of $66,000, and common stock of $110,000. the company’s year 1 income statement contained revenue of $40,000 and expenses of $23,000. the year 1 statement of changes in stockholders’ equity stated that $3,200 of dividends were paid to investors. required a. determine the before-closing balance in the retained earnings account on december 31, year 1. b. determine the after-closing balance in the retained earnings account on december 31, year 1. c. determine the before-closing balances in the revenue, expense, and dividend accounts on december 31, year 1. d. determine the after-closing balances in the revenue, expense, and dividend accounts on december 31, year 1.

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