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| Advertising expense balance | 153241 |
| Less: Cost of printing catalogs in January 20x2 | -16319 |
| Add: Radio advertisement broadcast | 9107 |
| Advertising expense for the year ended December 31,20x1 | 146029 |
| Option D $146029 is correct |
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