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    A) 34600

    Luka/Eden- will be same for both
    22000
    +42000/2
    = 43000 – (2/5 *42000)
    =43000- 16800
    =26,200

    however greg’s share to pay is 1/5 *42000= 84000
    The question is what value when $8400 is subtracted gives 26200?
    x- 8400=26200
    =26200+8400
    x= 34600

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