Exercise 14-18 (Algorithmic) (LO. 1)Melba purchases land from Adrian. Melba gives Adrian $311,600 in cash and agrees to pay Adrian an additional $467,400 one year laterplus interest at 5.5%.a. What is Melba's adjusted basis for the land at the acquisition date?b. What is Melba's adjusted basis for the land one year later?

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