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Solution:
% holding in chudzick company acquired by Mccoy = 7400 / 46000 = 16.08%
As % holding is less than 20%, therefore Mccoy corporation is not having significant influence on Chudzick company. Therefore Mccoy corporation should account for this long term investment using fair value method only.
Hence option A is correct.
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