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OPTION: $9.2 million
EXPLANATION:
The land’s original acquisition cost is $9.2 millions paid as $2.7 million in cash + $6.5 million payable after 2 years. The interest on $6.5 millions is treated as interest expense and not treated capitalized to the asset.
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