On July 19, 2022 Big Deal Oil Company pays landowner Cringeworthy $3 an acre for the right to explore 3,200 acres (5 sections). Big Deal also buys an option to lease any or all of the 3,200 acres for $5 per acre within 9 months, for $900 per acre. Record the transactions listed above
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On July 19, 2022 Big Deal Oil Company pays landowner Cringeworthy $3 an acre for the right to explore 3,200 acres (5 sections). Big Deal also buys an option to lease any or all of the 3,200 acres for $5 per acre within 9 months, for $900 per acre. Record the transactions listed above
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