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ABC Corporation has the following information to
estimate its liquidation value.
Cash = 50,000
Noncash Assets, Book Value = 100,000
Noncash Assets, Selling Price =140,000
Cost to Dispose (40% chance) =10,000
Cost to Dispose (60% chance) =25,000
Liabilities, Book Value = 60,000
Liquidation cost to be incurred = 5,000
Based on the information above, how much is the expected net liquidation value of the corporation?
a. 90,000.00
b. 109,000.00
c. 125,000.00
d. 106,000.00
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