Elimination entries and consolidated balance sheet

The following are the balance sheets for Plate and Salad immediately prior to Plate$$s September $1,20$X$1,$ acquisition of Salad:

Plate Salad

Assets

Cash $$500,000$ $$100,000$

Accounts receivable $50,00020,000$

Inventory $100,00030,000$

Land $50,00010,000$

Bldg$.$ & equip. net $200,000100,000$

Total$$assets $$900,000$ $$260,000$

Liabilities & equity

Accounts payable $40,00080,000$

Bonds payable $200,0000$

Common stock & APIC $300,000100,000$

Retained earnings $360,00080,000$

Total$$liabilities & equity $900000260000$

Consider the following cases:

Case $1$

Plate buys $100\%$ of Salad$$s common stock for $$180,000$ cash. The fair value of Salad$$s assets and liabilities equals their book value.

Case $2$

Plate buys $100\%$ of Salad$$s common stock for $$210,000$ cash. The fair value of Salad$$s land is $$20,000$ and of its buildings and equipment is $$110,000.$ All other fair values equal book values.

Required:

Question $1$: Prepare the September $1,20$X$1,$ journal entry on Plate$$s books to record the acquisition of Salad.

Answer $1$:

Question $2$: Prepare the elimination entries needed to prepare a consolidated balance sheet immediately after the acquisition.

Answer $2$:

Question $3$: Prepare the consolidated balance sheet immediately after the acquisition.

Answer $3$: