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Draper company sold $200,000 of extended warranties in 20x8. the warranty represents a separate performance obligation and covers any repairs needed over the next four years. the warranty takes effect on january 1, 20x9. draper uses a straight‐line approach to recognize warranty revenue. what amounts of warranty revenue and unearned warranty revenue, respectively, should draper report in its december 31, 20x9, income statement and balance sheet?

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