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3 years ago

Consider the following items:

Business

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mrs_skeptik [129]3 years ago

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Answer:

land, Accounts Receivable

Notes Payable , Buildings

,Equiment

Explanation:

land will last very long if u take care if it

Notes payable are long-term assets because it says ' due in three years ' nad from what i know 3 years is alot

buildings are also very long-term asest if you build them strong and powerful

Notes Payable are long-term assets because it says " due in six months " . From whay i know 6 months is half year , and that is a lot

last but not least equiment . If you take care if your equiment it will stay good for al long time

P.S , hope it is right

PEACE

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