Homework Answers
| Account and explanation | Debit | Credit |
| Land - Lot 1 | $103,750 | |
| Land - Lot 2 | $249,000 | |
| Land - Lot 3 | $62,250 | |
| Cash | $415,000 |
Calculation of apportionment values :-
Total value = 105,000 + 252,000 + 63,000 = $420,000
Lot 1 value = (105,000/420,000) x 415,000 = $103,750
Lot 2 value = (252,000/420,000) x 415,000 = $249,000
Lot 3 value = (63,000/420,000) x 415,000 = $62,250
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