Crane and Loon Corporations, two unrelated C corporations, have thefollowing transactions for 2015:Gross income from operationsExpenses from operationsDividends received from domestic corporations (15%CraneLoon$2,73,500 $4,37,6003,82,900 4,59,4801,64,100 3,28,200a. Compute the dividends received deduction for Crane Corporation. $b. Compute the dividends received deduction for Loon Corporation. $

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