Sean and Co is a new pizza delivery business that was created by depositing £20,000 in a bank account on 01 April. This amount was raised partly from Sean, who is the owner (£6,000), and partly from bank loan (£14,000). During the first week of trading, Sean bought a motorbike for £5,000 paying by cheque. The motorbike will be used to deliver the pizzas. At the end of the first week of trading, the total current asset in the business is:

Sean and Co is a new pizza delivery business that was created by depositing £20,000 in a bank account on 01 April. This amount was raised partly from Sean, who is the owner (£6,000), and partly from bank loan (£14,000). During the first week of trading, Sean bought a motorbike for £5,000 paying by cheque. The motorbike will be used to deliver the pizzas. At the end of the first week of trading, the total current asset in the business is:

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