Pear Corporation is a hypothetical company with financial results similar to Apple, Inc. Pear has been entering into a financing transactions over the past few years, the results of which can be seen in stacked line graphs: Pear Inc.'s Debt vs. Equity (in billions of dollars) Pear Inc.'s Debt vs. Equity (as a percentage of total assets) $400 100% $350 8096 $300 $250 6096 $200 40% $150 $0 096 Last year This year Last year This year Three Two years ago years ago Three Two years ago years ago Total Stockholders' Equity Total Liabilities +ableau Required: 1. According to the stacked line graph indicating dollar amounts (in billions), in which year did Pear report the largest dollar amount of total liabilities? How many billions of total liabilities were reported that year? In which year did Pear report the largest dollar amount of total stockholders' equity? How many billions of total stockholders' equity were reported that year? 2. According to the bar graph indicating percentages, what percentage of assets were financed by stockholders' equity three years ago? What percentage of assets were financed by stockholders' equity this year? 3. Which of the following transactions would have contributed to the trend shown in the graphs? Complete this question by entering your answers in the tabs below. OOOO Required 1 Required 2 Required 3 Which of the following transactions would have contributed to the trend shown in the graphs? (Select all that apply.) Pear repurchased $72 billion of its common stock this year. Pear paid $12 billion cash to acquire property, plant and equipment two years ago. Pear obtained $25 billion in new long-term debt last year. Pear received $107 billion from selling investments in other companies three years ago.