Total Assets incorrect number - finding my error

Hello! I am new here, and I study accounting and finance. I hope my questions will be relevant to the group, and I do hope for your help. Please, take a look at the least of available accounts and numbers, and then at my table where I summarized all details. The task is to create a balance sheet, income statement and the statement of Owner's capital. The book says Total Assets = 193 000, but I came up with 238 000, and I can't find my mistake. I couldn't attach 2 images, so I attached the first one as an image, and the second one as a file attachment, which is in fact also a screen shot from my excel file.

I will be grateful for your help! Thank you!

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I see. Thank you very much. But this led me to another question, if I may. Indeed, equipment appears on the Balance Sheet net of Accumulated Depreciation, and, of course, the Liabilities and Owner's Capital side will also become less by that same number. But where do we keep Accumulate Depreciation - as far as I understand it is a permanent account, so it "travels" from period to period. Do we just keep the account in our ledger, and in the Balance Sheet show only Equipment with the note "net of Accumulated Depreciation of 45K"?

 

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