Mario's trial balance includes the following items: non-current assets $50,000, inventory $15,000, payables $10,000, receivables $5,000, bank $110,000, allowance for receivables $1,000. Using the information in Question 4 above, what is the figure for total assets? A $184,000 B $179,000

Mario's trial balance includes the following items: non-current assets $50,000, inventory $15,000, payables $10,000, receivables $5,000, bank $110,000, allowance for receivables $1,000. Using the information in Question 4 above, what is the figure for total assets? A $184,000 B $179,000

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