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Debt to Equity Ratio

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Which of the following is an accounting equation?

A

Capital = Assets + Liabilities

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B

Capital = Assets - Liabilities

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C

Assets = Liabilities - Capital

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D

Liabilities = Assets + Capital

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Solution

The correct option is C Capital = Assets - Liabilities
Accounting Equation :

Capital+Liabilities=Total Assets
Therefore,
Capital= Total Assets- Liabilites.

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