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Lions Construction Company is a 12/31 year-end company for reporting purposes. In 2010, the Lions entered into a building contract for $200 million in downtown Fullerton. The building project was completed in 2012. Information ($ in millions) related to the contract is as follows:
2010 2011 2012Cost incurred during the year $30 $50 $70 Estimated costs to complete as of year end $100 $80 $0
Problem 1: Assuming that Lions used the percentage-of-completion method, how much ($ in millions) is the revenue recognition in 2010?
Select one:
a. 58b. 30c. 16d. 46
Problem 2: Assuming that Lions used the percentage-of-completion method, how much ($ in millions) is the gross profit in 2010?
a. 70b. 16c. 30d. 0
Problem 3: Assuming that Lions used the completed contract method, how much ($ in millions) is the revenue recognition in 2012?
a. 200b. 120c. 180d. 0
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