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hello there welcome back to final accounting at5 in this video we want to look at a question from the question paper of November 2023 this is question two on that question paper and this question is on partnership on the preparation of a financial statement which is the statement of profit or loss and other comprehensive income so this what we our question to it reads you did with an pre-adjustment TR balance of Partners nro and petol ending on 20th February 2021 so we given there that is a TR balance with the list of balances that we are given there so we can go down to check what else do we have uh beneath that Tri balance if you go down this is the information that we have and then weve got add information in terms of adjustment and weve got a transformation that is running down after that after that balance and they got a note there and taking into account that new equipment with a gross caring amount of 20,000 R was bought on what September so our calculating depreciation we ha