Need answer please Vijay sells land and receives $5,000 cash, a motorcycleworth $1,600, and two tickets to the Super Bowl with atotal face value (cost) of $800 but worth $1,200. Inaddition, the buyer assumes a mortgage on the land of$12,000. What is Vijay's amount received in thistransaction?a.$5,000b. $19,800c. $7,800d. $20,200e. $8,200

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