37. Answer is option B $103500
(100000*1.035) = $103500
38. Answer is option C
Cash = (850000*6%/2)= 25500
Discount on Bonds payable = (850000-825000)/10=2500
39. Answer is option B $8500
Cash = (200000*8%/2)=8000
Discount on Bonds payable = (200000-190000)/20=500
Total interest expense = 500
40. Answer is option E
Cash (800000*96.5%) Dr. 772000
Discount on Bonds payable (800000-772000)Dr. 28000
Bonds payable cr. 800000
D.Thebonds were mind E The market issued 10-yar, 8% bonds witha value of S200,000. The company...
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