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Business, 02.12.2021 22:40 Aguzman07

Albert's total assets are $250,000; its total liabilities are $100,000; its total equity is $150,000; its long-term assets are $80,000; and its property, plant, and equipment is $50,000. If the company prepares a common-size balance sheet, its property, plant, and equipment would be expressed as:

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