Proton, Inc. acquired a new machine:Invoice cost, 5%/10, n/30P1,800,000Transportation cost50,000Installation cost120,000The new entity's main engineer spent two-thirds of his time onthe new machine's trial run. The salary of the main engineer isP90,000 per month.The cost of insurance of the the new machine for the first yearwas P10,000.What amount should be recorded as the cost of new machine?O P 1,950,000O P 2,070,000P 1,980,000O P 1,940,000

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