4. ABC Company has the following assets: Maize plant P20,000; Logs P6,000 ; felled trees P5,000 ; Milk P3,000 ; Wool P1,000; Cheese P10,00 ; Sausages P3,500 ; Bearer Plants P40,000 ; Bearer Animals P25,000 ; Animals related to recreational activities P120,000; Freestanding trees P60,000 ; Land under trees P250,000 ; Harvested latex P45,000 ; Picked apples P35,000 ; Apples growing on apple trees P70,000; Grapes growing on grape vines P15,000 ; Mango pies P90,00O. How much is total agricultural produce? * O A. 89,000 B. 115,000 C. 218,500 O D. 279,000

4. ABC Company has the following assets: Maize plant P20,000; Logs P6,000 ; felled trees P5,000 ; Milk P3,000 ; Wool P1,000; Cheese P10,00 ; Sausages P3,500 ; Bearer Plants P40,000 ; Bearer Animals P25,000 ; Animals related to recreational activities P120,000; Freestanding trees P60,000 ; Land under trees P250,000 ; Harvested latex P45,000 ; Picked apples P35,000 ; Apples growing on apple trees P70,000; Grapes growing on grape vines P15,000 ; Mango pies P90,00O. How much is total agricultural produce? * O A. 89,000 B. 115,000 C. 218,500 O D. 279,000

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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