PROLINE 3 FORM ONLY WRITE WITH EXPLANATIONS STEPS BY STEPS EXPLANATIONS. Kindly disregard the other photo. Bartleby won't let me post the same question. Thank yoouuuu! 1. Solution:Health GroupConsolidated statement of financial positionAs of January 1, 20x1Cash (100K + 20K)Accounts receivable (120K+ 20K fair value)Inventory (400K + 100K)Investment in subsidiary (eliminated)Prepaid assets (30K + 10K)Building, net (1.2M + 540K fair value)Goodwill (see computations below)Total assetsAccounts payable (70K + 90K)Share capital (Parent only)Share premium (Parent only)Retained earnings (Parent only)NCI (see computations below)Total liabilities and equityConsideration transferred (equal to Investment insubsidiary)NCI (600K)x30%)Previously held equity interestTotalFair value of net identifiable assets acquiredGoodwill(2) Share capitalShare premiumRetained earningsNet assets at carrying amount(a)120,000140,000500,00040,0001,740,000140,0002,680,000160,0001,000,000350,000990,000180,0002,680,000560,000180,000740,000(600,000)140,000200,00050,000230,000480,000 II. Draw the different forms of the following amino acids in solution.1. Proline (3 forms)2. Glutamic acid (4 forms)3. Lysine (4 forms)

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PROLINE 3 FORM ONLY WRITE WITH EXPLANATIONS STEPS BY STEPS EXPLANATIONS. Kindly disregard the other photo. Bartleby won't let me post the same question. Thank yoouuuu!

1. Solution:
Health Group
Consolidated statement of financial position
As of January 1, 20x1
Cash (100K + 20K)
Accounts receivable (120K+ 20K fair value)
Inventory (400K + 100K)
Investment in subsidiary (eliminated)
Prepaid assets (30K + 10K)
Building, net (1.2M + 540K fair value)
Goodwill (see computations below)
Total assets
Accounts payable (70K + 90K)
Share capital (Parent only)
Share premium (Parent only)
Retained earnings (Parent only)
NCI (see computations below)
Total liabilities and equity
Consideration transferred (equal to Investment in
subsidiary)
NCI (600K)x30%)
Previously held equity interest
Total
Fair value of net identifiable assets acquired
Goodwill
(2) Share capital
Share premium
Retained earnings
Net assets at carrying amount
(a)
120,000
140,000
500,000
40,000
1,740,000
140,000
2,680,000
160,000
1,000,000
350,000
990,000
180,000
2,680,000
560,000
180,000
740,000
(600,000)
140,000
200,000
50,000
230,000
480,000

II. Draw the different forms of the following amino acids in solution.
1. Proline (3 forms)
2. Glutamic acid (4 forms)
3. Lysine (4 forms)

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