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Increase in assets = Increase in land - Decrease in cash
= 140,000-28,000
= $112,000
Remaining amount of $112,000 will be paid later. Hence, liability also increase by $112,000.
Hence, correct option is (D) i.e both assets and liabilities are increasing by $112,000.
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