Please provide answer this general accounting question On March 31, 2024, Apex Homes Ltd. purchases a$750,000 property by making a 40% cash down paymentand signing a 5%, 18-month note, with interest payable atmaturity.What is the total amount related to this loan that wouldappear in Apex Homes Ltd.'s 12/31/2024 balance sheetunder Current Liabilities?a. $468,750b. $25,000c. $466,875d. $30,000

First, let's calculate the loan amount:Purchase price = $750,000Down payment = 40% × $750,000 =…

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