5 Ivanhoe Holdings Ltd. purchased the net assets of Future Ltd. in January 2024 for $9,773,000. Ivanhoe had appraisals conducted thatindicated that the fair values of the assets purchased and liabilities assumed were as follows:InventoryAccounts receivableMachinery(a)$1,515,000942,000Goodwill3,648,000PatentsAccounts payableLoan payable$746,000916,000The patent acquired has 16 years remaining in its useful life. Ivanhoe's management determined that it would contribute to thegeneration of revenues for 8 years, after which it would be obsolete.821,000Determine the amount of goodwill Ivanhoe Holdings Ltd. acquired in the purchase.

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