Determine the cost of the patent?? Shackleford Corporation acquired a patent from itsfounder, Jim Shackleford, in exchange for 70,000shares of the company's no-par common stock. Onthe date of the exchange, the common stock had afair value of $21 per share.Determine the cost of the patent.

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