Homework Answers
| Answer | ||
| Particulars | Amounts | Working / Explanations |
| a. Preferred stockholders | $18,00,000 | Preferred stockholders will be paid off fully in priority on common Stockholder. |
| b. Common stockholders | $ 2,00,000 | Balance available for common stockholder (2000000-1800000) |
| C. Total Distribution | $ 20,00,000 | |
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