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Business, 18.01.2021 14:00 chy2313

Willowâ, âInc., has current assets of $ 220 âmillion; property,âplant, and equipment of $ 320 âmillion; and other assets totaling $ 130 million. Current liabilities are $ 160 million andâ long-term liabilities total $ 380 million. Required:
a. Use these data to write Willowâ's accounting equation.ââ
b. How much in resources does Willow have to workâ with?
c. How much does Willow oweâ creditors?
d. How much of theâ company's assets do the Willow stockholders actuallyâ own?

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