A compound financial instrument's equity component is A compound financial instrument's equity componentis:a) The residual after deducting liability componentb) Recorded at nominal valuec) Equal to the liability componentd) Measured at fair value

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A compound financial instrument's equity component is: a) The residual after deducting liability component b) Recorded at nominal value c) Equal to the liability component d) Measured at fair value