Use the following balance sheet data to compute the company's net nonoperating obligations (NNO) for the current year. Balance sheet data Net operating assets (NOA) Current year Prior year $106,554 $92,547 Common Stock $1,466 $1,466 Additional Paid In Capital 3,269 3,546 Retained Earnings 24,350 24,573 Treasury Stock (2,089) (2,128) Total Company shareholders' equity 26,996 27,457 Noncontrolling interests 3,362 3,405 Total Equity $30,358 $30,862 Select one: Oa. $133,550 O b. $79,558 O c. $76,196 Od. $136,912

Use the following balance sheet data to compute the company's net nonoperating obligations (NNO) for the current year. Balance sheet data Net operating assets (NOA) Current year Prior year $106,554 $92,547 Common Stock $1,466 $1,466 Additional Paid In Capital 3,269 3,546 Retained Earnings 24,350 24,573 Treasury Stock (2,089) (2,128) Total Company shareholders' equity 26,996 27,457 Noncontrolling interests 3,362 3,405 Total Equity $30,358 $30,862 Select one: Oa. $133,550 O b. $79,558 O c. $76,196 Od. $136,912

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