Rodrigo and Harry are both owners of an existing single proprietorship businesses. They agreed to combine their businesses into apartnership. They agreed to start a total capitalization of P400,000 to be contributed equally. Balances per individual Statement ofFinancial PositionCash AssetsNoncash assetsLiabilitiesEquity●Rodrigo●20,00085,000105,000Harry5,000135,00010,000They also agreed to the following valuation of their businesses' non-cash assets.Noncash assets should be valued at 80%.Liabilities will not be absorbed by the partnership.How much additional cash should be contributed by Rodrigo & Harry respectively?130,000

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