Preparation of balance sheet from given data

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Preparation of balance sheet from given data.

The following items were taken from the 2004 financial statements of Texas Instruments, Inc. (All dollars are in millions.)

Long-term debt	$368	Cash	$2,668
Common stock	2,488	Accumulated depreciation	5,655
Prepaid expenses	326	Accounts payable	1,444
Property, plant, and equipment	9,573	Other noncurrent assets	1,927
Other current assets	554	Other noncurrent liabilities	943
Other current liabilities	470	Retained earnings	10,575
Long-term investments	264	Accounts receivable	1,696
Long-term debt	$368	Cash	$2,668
Common stock	2,488	Accumulated depreciation	5,655
Prepaid expenses	326	Accounts payable	1,444
Property, plant, and equipment	9,573	Other noncurrent assets	1,927
Other current assets	554	Other noncurrent liabilities	943
Other current liabilities	470	Retained earnings	10,575
Long-term investments	264	Accounts receivable	1,696
Short-term investments	3,690	Inventories	1,256
Loans payable in 2005	11

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