Sure, let's go through this step-by-step:
1. Identify the Purchase Amount:
- The given problem involves purchasing goods worth [tex]\(50,000\)[/tex] units of currency (note that E'S might be a typographical error and we're assuming it means 50,000).
2. Cheque Amount:
- The cheque used for the purchase matches the purchase amount. Therefore, the cheque amount is also [tex]\(50,000\)[/tex] units of currency.
3. Calculate Remaining Balance:
- After using the cheque to purchase goods exactly worth 50,000 units, there won't be any remaining balance from this transaction.
Let’s summarize the values:
- Purchase Amount: [tex]\(50,000\)[/tex]
- Cheque Amount: [tex]\(50,000\)[/tex]
- Remaining Balance: [tex]\(0\)[/tex]
So, the step-by-step solution indicates:
- Goods worth 50,000 units were purchased.
- A cheque for 50,000 units was used to make this purchase.
- Since the cheque amount matched the purchase amount, no balance remains after the transaction.
Hence, the final results are:
- Purchase Amount: 50,000
- Cheque Amount: 50,000
- Remaining Balance: 0
