Question 5 of 7 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress Blossom Services Inc. accounts for the lease of a truck. The lease includes a residual value guarantee at the end of the lease term of $18,100. Blossom estimates that the likelihood that the residual value will be $18, 100 has a 55% certainty. Blossom feels that there is a 40% chance that the residual value will be $12,000 and a 5% chance that it will be $10,000. Calculate the probability - weighted value of the residual guarantee that needs to be included in the measurement of the lease payments liability recorded by Blossom when the lease is signed. Probability - weighted expected value

Question 5 of 7 View Policies Current Attempt in Progress Blossom Services Inc. accounts for the lease of a truck. The lease includes a residual value guarantee at the end of the lease term of $18,100. Blossom estimates that the likelihood that the residual value will be $18, 100 has a 55% certainty. Blossom feels that there is a 40% chance that the residual value will be $12,000 and a 5% chance that it will be $10,000. Calculate the probability - weighted value of the residual guarantee that needs to be included in the measurement of the lease payments liability recorded by Blossom when the lease is signed. Probability - weighted expected value

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