Mark for follow upQuestion 57 of 75.The Henry Addison Living Trust is a nongrantor trust with a single beneficiary, Alicia. This year, the trust had distributiveincome (DNI) of $13,000. After the allocation of deductions, this total includes the following amounts:Net rental income: $10,000.● Tax-exempt interest: $3,000.Alicia's 2022 distribution was $5,000. How much of Alicia's distribution will be treated as tax-exempt interest?$1,154$1,500$3,000$3,856Mark for follow up?nid=6d4c77ee-d986-42b2-b639-13fe1e66d5b5&evalLvl=5&redirect_url=%2fph

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