wo main ways are relevant to compare an entity's capital at the beginning and end of an accounting period for determining the profit for that period? (i) Financial capital maintenance. (iii)Fixed capital maintenance (ii) Working capital maintenance. (iv)Physical capital maintenance a. ii & iii b.

wo main ways are relevant to compare an entity's capital at the beginning and end of an accounting period for determining the profit for that period? (i) Financial capital maintenance. (iii)Fixed capital maintenance (ii) Working capital maintenance. (iv)Physical capital maintenance a. ii & iii b.

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Which of the following any two main ways are relevant to compare an entity's capital at the beginning and end of an accounting period for determining the profit for that period?

(i) Financial capital maintenance. (iii)Fixed capital maintenance

(ii) Working capital maintenance. (iv)Physical capital maintenance

ii & iii

i & iv

i & iii

iii & iv

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