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A company reported the following in its recent balance sheet:

Accounts Payable $19,207
Accounts Receivable $81,336
Cash $73,324
Income Tax Payable $3,512
Inventories $25,816
Long-term Liabilities $1,709
Properties and Equipment $54,128
Stockholder's Equity $202,808
Supplies $5,512
Wages Payable $12,880

What is the amount of Total Assets on the Balance Sheet?

a. $240,116
b. $259,323
c. $234,604
d. $442,924

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