Lucio Incorporated is undergoing liquidation. The statement of affairs shows unsecured claims without priority of 5,900,000; partially secured liabilities of 3,900,000; unsecured claims with priority of 365,000, and net free assets of 3,719,000. If unsecured claims wiyhout priority received 55% of their claims, how much will the partially secured liabilities receive?

Lucio Incorporated is undergoing liquidation. The statement of affairs shows unsecured claims without priority of 5,900,000; partially secured liabilities of 3,900,000; unsecured claims with priority of 365,000, and net free assets of 3,719,000. If unsecured claims wiyhout priority received 55% of their claims, how much will the partially secured liabilities receive?

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Chapter11: Long-term Assets

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