Answer:
A) $115,000
Explanation:
Total liability is defined as the total or sum of all obligations a firm has to others or third party. Total liability is comprised of both the current liabilities (obligations due within a year) and Long-term liabilities (obligations due from 2 years and above).
The formula for total liability that is relevant to this question is as follows;
Total assets = Total Liabilities + Net worth
$140,000= Total Liabilities + $25,000
Total Liabilities = $140,000-$25,000
= $115,000
Note that the bill of $2,200 was not considered because it is already a part of total liabilities, meaning it is already accounted for in $115,000