Consider a LONG/SHORT portfolio with the following features. - A portion of the account's total equity used for the LONG side, with the remainder for the SHORT side - No excess cash - 50% margin requirement on both sides, full margin use - No commissions, interest, or borrow fee 1. Suppose total account equity before putting the LONG/SHORT trades is $168,250, and 41.2% of it is used for the LONG side. What is the value of the account's total assets immediately after completing your LONG/SHORT trades using the information above? A. $336,000 B. $392,000 C. $436,000 D. $469,000 2. Suppose total account equity before putting the LONG/SHORT trades is $262,800, and 51.6% of it is used for the LONG side. What is the value of the account's total liabilitie immediately after completing your LONG/SHORT trades using the information above? A. $451,000 B. $390,000 C. $333,000 D. $262,000 Consider a LONG/SHORT portfolio with the following features. - A portion of the account's total equity used for the LONG side, with the remainder for the SHORT side - No excess cash - 50% margin requirement on both sides, full margin use - No commissions, interest, or borrow fee 1. Suppose total account equity before putting the LONG/SHORT trades is $168,250, and 41.2% of it is used for the LONG side. What is the value of the account's total assets immediately after completing your LONG/SHORT trades using the information above? A. $336,000 B. $392,000 C. $436,000 D. $469,000 2. Suppose total account equity before putting the LONG/SHORT trades is $262,800, and 51.6% of it is used for the LONG side. What is the value of the account's total liabilitie immediately after completing your LONG/SHORT trades using the information above? A. $451,000 B. $390,000 C. $333,000 D. $262,000