AI Maha Company purchased equipment and had the following costs: Repairing of roof RO 14,750 Insurance during transit 570 Sales taxes 2,870 Cash price 25,250 New parking lot 23,000 Property taxes 4,500 Installation and testing 960 AI Maha will record the acquisition cost of the equipment as: Select one: O a. RO 34,150. O b. None of the answers are correct O c RO 67,850. O d. RO 29,620. O e. RO 44,850.

AI Maha Company purchased equipment and had the following costs: Repairing of roof RO 14,750 Insurance during transit 570 Sales taxes 2,870 Cash price 25,250 New parking lot 23,000 Property taxes 4,500 Installation and testing 960 AI Maha will record the acquisition cost of the equipment as: Select one: O a. RO 34,150. O b. None of the answers are correct O c RO 67,850. O d. RO 29,620. O e. RO 44,850.

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