Well Co. has a $20,000 receivable from Eight Co. and a $40,000 receivable from Cotten Corporation. Well also has a$30,000 payable to Sloane Co. Well owns 80% of Eight, 45% of Cotten, and 55% of Sloane. Eight and Sloane areconsolidated subsidiaries, and Cotten is an equity-basis investee. At what amounts should Well report these balances inthe consolidated financial statements?ReceivablesPayablesOA. $40,000$0○ B. $30,000$30,000C. $60,000$30,000O D. $0$0

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