Commerce and Accounting · JCE / Final accounts
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The balances shown below were extracted from the books of John: Cash P100; Accounts payable P500; Accounts receivable P700. Calculate John's capital. Show your working.
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Source: BEC JCE Commerce and Accounting 2020, Paper 1, Question 22
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