Fix the unit first
- Source notation
- 120 (× 1000 KRW)
- Checked result
- 120000 KRW
Reason: With a unit of KRW thousands, 120 means KRW 120,000. Preserve the unit and conversion, not only the number.
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Checked
Reason: With a unit of KRW thousands, 120 means KRW 120,000. Preserve the unit and conversion, not only the number.
Reason: In this accounting example, (20) means −20. Removing the parentheses and treating it as +20 changes the total.
Reason: Here, — means no amount is supplied. It is different from an actual zero. Do not fill missing values with zero and call a partial sum complete.
Reason: Transactions of 100 and 50 are repeated as a carry-forward of 150. Add the next transaction of 30 for 180 overall. Adding the carry-forward again gives the wrong total of 330.
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| Notation or calculation | What to check |
|---|---|
| 120 × 1000 | With a unit of KRW thousands, 120 means KRW 120,000. Preserve the unit and conversion, not only the number. |
| 100 + 50 + 30 = 180 | Transactions of 100 and 50 are repeated as a carry-forward of 150. Add the next transaction of 30 for 180 overall. Adding the carry-forward again gives the wrong total of 330. |