Admission of New Partner Following is the condensed balance sheet of Martinez, O'Neill and Clemens, partners who share profits or losses in the ratio of 2 : 3 : 5. Cash $48,000 Liabilities $200,000 Other assets 752,000 Capital - Martinez 108,000 Capital - O'Neill 176,000 Capital - Clemens 316,000 Total assets $800,000 Total liabilities and capital $800,000 (a) Assume that the partnership's assets and liabilities are fairly valued as shown. The partners wish to admit Jeter as a partner with a 30 percent interest in capital, profits, and losses. They require Jeter to invest an amount such that bonus or goodwill adjustments are not needed. How much should Jeter invest for the 30 percent share? (Round your answer to two decimal places.) $Answer 180,000 Incorrect (b) Assume instead that the existing partners, all of whom contemplate retirement relatively soon, decide to sell Jeter 30 percent of their respective partnership interests for a total payment of $210,000. This payment will be made proportionately to Martinez, O'Neill, and Clemens. The partners agree that implied goodwill is to be recorded prior to the transaction with Jeter. What are the capital balances of the four partners after the transaction with Jeter? Balances After Acquisition Martinez $Answer 162,000 Incorrect O'Neill $Answer 257,000 Incorrect Clemens $Answer 451,000 Incorrect Jeter $Answer (270,000) Incorrect