Use the lone divider method to solve the following problem.5. There are 3 investors dividing land worth $800,000. Each investor's value in thousandsfor each of the three pieces of the land is shown in the table. James is the divider. Whichpiece does each person receive and do they receive a fair share using the lone dividermethod?Piece 1Piece 2Piece 3Piece 4KathyJames (Divider)150200170280200280200200200Simone150120250Marcus32510030075 a.) Which pieces for Kathy and Simone do they consider their fair share?Kathy:Simone:Marcus:| Show your work or explain your reasoning here:b.) What piece does each person receive?Kathy:Simone:James:Marcus:| Show your work or explain your reasoning here:c.) Do they receive a fair share? Who receives a fair share?

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Use the lone divider method to solve the following problem. 5. There are 3 investors dividing land worth $800,000. Each investor's value in thousands for each of the three pieces of the land is shown in the table. James is the divider. Which piece does each person receive and do they receive a fair share using the lone divider method? Piece 1 Piece 2 Piece 3 Piece 4 Kathy James (Divider) Simone Marcus 150 200 170 280 200 280 325 200 150 100 200 120 200 250 75 300

Use the lone divider method to solve the following problem. 5. There are 3 investors dividing land worth $800,000. Each investor's value in thousands for each of the three pieces of the land is shown in the table. James is the divider. Which piece does each person receive and do they receive a fair share using the lone divider method? Piece 1 Piece 2 Piece 3 Piece 4 Kathy James (Divider) Simone Marcus 150 200 170 280 200 280 325 200 150 100 200 120 200 250 75 300

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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