$1.$ You are the new manager of the Duke Snider Motel. In order to better understand the motels financial situation, you decide to examine the financial statements for the year just ended $(20$x$4).$ The motels balance sheet and condensed income statement are as follows:$$Duke Snider MotelBalance SheetsDecember $31,20$x$4$Assets $$Current assets:$$Cash$$95,000$Accounts receivable$100,000$Inventories$5,000$Total current assets$200,000$Property and equipment:$$Land$60,000$Building $($net$)300,000$Furniture & Equipemnt $($net$)80,000$Total property and Equipment$440,000$Total assets$640,000$Liabilities and owners equity$$Current liabilities$210,000$Long$-$term liabilities:$$Note from owner$40,000$Mortgage payable$80,000$Total liabilities$330,000$Owners equity$$Common stock$100,000$Retained earnings$210,000$Total owners equity$310,000$Total liabilities and owners equity$640,000$Duke Snider MotelCondensed Income StatementFor the year ended December $31,20$x$4$Sales$$1,500,000$Cost of goods sold$200,000$Operating expenses$800,000$Contribution margin$500,000$Undistributed operating expenses$125,000$Gross operating profit$375,000$Interest$120,000$Other non$-$operating expenses$162,000$Income before taxes$93,000$Income tax$27,900$Nit income $65,100$