What Is Jet Blue's Equity?

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E (I-28)
A) Assets = Liability + Equity
$ 84,351 = $ 33,148 + $ 51,203

B) $ 7,071 = $5,314 + $ 1,757
- $ 1 = - $ 132 + $ 131
_______ = _______ + _____ $ 7,070 $ 5,182 $ 1,888

Jet Blue`s equity was & 1888 at the end of the year.

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