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Financial Accounting 2nd Assignment

This document contains the student's answers to assignments for their Financial Accounting 2 class. It includes multiple choice questions, exercises to prepare trial balances and journal entries, and short answer questions analyzing companies' current ratios. The assignments demonstrate the student's understanding of basic financial accounting concepts.

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Financial Accounting 2nd Assignment

This document contains the student's answers to assignments for their Financial Accounting 2 class. It includes multiple choice questions, exercises to prepare trial balances and journal entries, and short answer questions analyzing companies' current ratios. The assignments demonstrate the student's understanding of basic financial accounting concepts.

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Financial Accounting 2nd Assignment

方钧同 2021011783 [email protected]

Multiple-choice questions from p81


1.D

2.D

3.A

4.A

5.B

6.C

7.A

8.D

9.B

10.D

M2-5
(1) SE

(2) NCA

(3) CL

(4) CL

(5) NCA

(6) NCA

(7) NCL

(8) CL

(9) CA

(10) CA

(11) CA

(12) SE

(13) CL
M2-10
Cash

Debit Credit

Beg. bal. 900 10,000 b

a 30,000 5,000 d

c 500

16,400

Notes Receivable

Debit Credit

Beg. bal. 1,000

b 10,000

11,000

Equipment

Debit Credit

Beg. bal. 15,100

d 15,000

30,100

Notes Payable

Debit Credit

3,000 Beg. bal.

30,000 a

10,000 d

43,000

Dividends Payable

Debit Credit

0 Beg. bal.

2,000 e

2,000
Common Stock

Debit Credit

1,000 Beg. bal.

10 c

1,010

Additional Paid-in Capital

Debit Credit

3,000 Beg. bal.

490 c

3,490

Retained Earnings

Debit Credit

e 2,000 10,000 Beg. bal.

8,000

M2-11

JonesSpa Corporation -- Trial Balance January 31

Debit Credit

Cash 16,400

Notes Receivable 11,000

Equipment 30,100

Notes Payable 43,000

Dividends Payable 2,000

Common Stock 1,010

Additional Paid-in Capital 3,490

Retained Earnings 8,000

Total 57,500 57,500


E2-14

Journal Entries Debit Credit

(a) Cash(+A) 202

Common Stock(+SE) 8

Additional Paid-in Capital(+SE) 194

(b) Not a transaction. The company hasn't receive the equipment yet.

(c) Cash(+A) 1,419

Notes Receivable(-A) 1,419

(d) Cash(+A) 4,291

Long-term Notes Payable(+L) 4,291

(f) Equipment(+A) 6,540

Cash(-A) 6,540

(g) Treasury Stock(+SE) 4,846

Cash(-A) 4,846

(h) Notes Payable(-L) 4,377

Cash(-A) 4,377

Short Answer

These are the top 5 firms with the highest ratios. All of them has a feature that the current assets
account for a large proportion of th total assets. Another point is that their stockholders' equities
are exrtremely, which is at least 10 times more than their liabilities. As 4 out of them are
biopharmaceutical companies, and 2021 is when COVID -19 is at is peak in China, so a possile
explanation could be that those companies raised more money than usual times due to people's
conscious worries about virus. The rest one is a emerging technology companies which mainly
sells dornes and robots. These are also popular industries then and can be expained in the same
way.

These are the bottom 5 firms with the lowest ratios. According to online infromation, those firms
were all faced with operational inefficiencies, some of which even delisted. 600139 Most of them
have a negative stockholders' equity, which means they have serious trouble in running and was
burdened with high liabilities. They may encountered a problem of funding chain rupture.

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