Financial statements use the formula working C=current Assets - current Liabilities. The formula can be written in symbols as C=A-L. Solve the formula for A.

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Bob Snyder asked Jul 18, 2023

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Financial statements use the formula working C=current Assets - current Liabilities. The formula can be written in symbols as C=A-L. Solve the formula for A.

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Given that C = A - L

To solve for A, add L to both sides of the equation

C + L = A - L + L

C + L = A

=>A = C + L

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