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Be Careful X Company's accountant made adjusting entries at the end of the year to record the following:

$18,630 of depreciation,

$1,195 of unpaid interest on a bank loan,

$597 of wages that were earned by employees but not paid, and

$1,130 of insurance that expired.

As a result of these entries, total equities decreased by____?

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