Need help On February 28, 2018, Fox Co. buys a $500,000building by putting 35% cash down and by signing a6%, 20-month note, interest payable at maturity.What are the total amounts regarding this loan thatwould appear in Fox's 12/31/2018 balance sheet lineitem, Current Liabilities?a. $517,875b. $16,250c. $17,875d. $341,250

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