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Analyzing the Impact of Debt on Net Worth
A startup company has the following financial profile: $50,000 in cash, $150,000 worth of equipment, and a $120,000 loan from a bank. Explain how the loan functions as a debt in this context and analyze its specific impact on the company's calculation of its net worth.
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