Which of the following equations properly represents a derivation of the fundamental accounting equation?

Assets- Liabilities= Owners Capital

(Assume that Assets are total assets (FA+CA) and total Liabilities (Long term+Short term+Current Liabilities) 

The fundamental accounting equation is

Assets - liabilities = owner's equity

Assets - liabilities = owner's equity

the correct one is  Asset - liabilities = Owner's equity which already given by all professionals.

assets-liabilities = owner's equity-------------------------

Assets-Liabilities = shareholders

assets = liabilities + O.E

assets - liabilities =Owners equity 

Assets less liabilities will equal owner's equity, A = E+L

The last option is the correct answer,  A - L= OE.

Assets-Liabilities = shareholders or owners equity

Assets - Liabilities = Owner's Equity

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