user6674: In Week06, there was an implementation of adjusting an unbalanced transaction in the plutus script.
Can someone explain what an unbalanced transaction really is?
And how does it actually work when we say adjusting an unbalanced transaction?
How do we basically identify that a transaction is unbalanced?
Thank you!

user2537: A transaction consumes a set of funds (so called UTxOs) and produces a set. Additionally, it can burn or mint native tokens. An unbalanced transaction is a transaction where the sum of fees and funds produced are not equal to the sum of input funds, minted tokens, and burned tokens.
The balancing takes care of this and adds necessary funds in the inputs and outputs to get to the equality.

6674: <p>In Week06, there was an implementation of adjusting an unbalanced transaction in the plutus script.
Can someone explain what an unbalanced transaction really is?
And how does it actually work when we say adjusting an unbalanced transaction?
How do we basically identify that a transaction is unbalanced?</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>
 2537: <p>A transaction consumes a set of funds (so called UTxOs) and produces a set. Additionally, it can burn or mint native tokens. An unbalanced transaction is a transaction where the sum of fees and funds produced are not equal to the sum of input funds, minted tokens, and burned tokens.</p>
<p>The balancing takes care of this and adds necessary funds in the inputs and outputs to get to the equality.</p>
