Consider again AT&T's purchase of DirectTV. The pre-merger balance sheets are shown in the table below, as is AT&T's balance sheet pro forma for the purchase of DirectTV. For this problem, assume: 1. The purchase was for $55,000 million in stock (no cash). 2. There was no change in the value of DirecTV's Cash, Other Tangible Assets, or Total Liabilities. 3. Intangible Assets were re-valued upward by $40,000 million to $40,680 million. This $40,000 million represents the value of internally developed patents not previously recorded in DirecTV's assets. Compute the remaining amounts A, B, C, D, and E in column 3 of the table. BS Item($ in millions) AT&T 6/30/2015 DirecTV 6/30/2015 АтаT Pro Forma Cash $17,290 $8,950 $26,240 Other Tangible Assets $153,490 $17,200 $170,690 Intangible Assets $77,360 $680 A Goodwill $73,840 $1,020 в Total Assets $321,980 $27,850 Total Liabilities $252,970 $11,500 Book Value of Net Assets $69,010 $16,350

Consider again AT&T's purchase of DirectTV. The pre-merger balance sheets are shown in the table below, as is AT&T's balance sheet pro forma for the purchase of DirectTV. For this problem, assume: 1. The purchase was for $55,000 million in stock (no cash). 2. There was no change in the value of DirecTV's Cash, Other Tangible Assets, or Total Liabilities. 3. Intangible Assets were re-valued upward by $40,000 million to $40,680 million. This $40,000 million represents the value of internally developed patents not previously recorded in DirecTV's assets. Compute the remaining amounts A, B, C, D, and E in column 3 of the table. BS Item($ in millions) AT&T 6/30/2015 DirecTV 6/30/2015 АтаT Pro Forma Cash $17,290 $8,950 $26,240 Other Tangible Assets $153,490 $17,200 $170,690 Intangible Assets $77,360 $680 A Goodwill $73,840 $1,020 в Total Assets $321,980 $27,850 Total Liabilities $252,970 $11,500 Book Value of Net Assets $69,010 $16,350

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