Use the following to answer questions 5-11: Amarillo Corporation acquired 80 percent of Lubbock Corporation's common stock at underlying book value. The companies reported the following information for the years 2000 and 2001. Amarillo Lubbock 2000 Separate Operating Income $ 360,000 2001 Separate Operating Income 340,000 2000 Net Income $ 152,000 2001 Net Income 188,000 2000 Dividends 38,000 -0- 2001 Dividends 34,000 8,000 2000 Total Revenues 1,180,000 620,000 2001 Total Revenues 1,140,000 840,000 2000 Cost of Goods Sold 620,000 320,000 2001 Cost of Goods Sold 580,000 340,000 During 2000, one company sold inventory to the other for $100,000. The inventory originally cost the transferring affiliate $80,000. As of the end of 2000, 30 percent of the inventory exchanged in the intercompany transaction remained in the purchasing affiliate's ending inventory. In 2001, the remaining inventory was sold to unrelated parties for $50,000. 8. Consider the information given above. If the intercompany sale was upstream, Amarillo's share of 2000 consolidated net income should be: A) $465,600. B) $475,600. $476,800. D) $481,600. 9. Consider the information given above. If the intercompany sale was upstream, Amarillo's share of 2001 consolidated net income should be: A) $485,600. B) $490,400. C) $495,200. D) $496,400. 10. Consider the information given above. If the intercompany sale was upstream, total consolidated cost of goods sold for 2001 should be: A) $926,000. B) $920,000. C) $915,200. D) $914,000. 11. Consider the information given above. If the intercompany sale was upstream, what amount of income would be assigned to the noncontrolling interest in the 2001 consolidated income statement? A) $41,600. B) $38,800. C) $37,600. D) $36,400