Ending retained earnings balance

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The following selected amounts are available for Sanders Company.

retained earnings(beginning) $800
net loss 100
cash dividends declared 100
stock dividends declared 50

What is its ending retained earnings balance?

a. $650

b. $700

c. $550

d. $600

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