Parent purchases the net assets of Sub for P3,168,000. What is the total assets of Parent after the combination? A. 7,254,000 B. 9,181,600 C. 8,113,600 D. 7,354,000
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Parent purchases the net assets of Sub for P3,168,000. What is the total assets of Parent after the combination?
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