You receive an investment offer that appears to be generous on the surface, but doesn't hold up under serutiny. For one, the offer is actually lower than the value of your owners' equity. Based on the value of your assets and liabilities, plus an analysis of your earnings, you conclude that you'll only sell for a price that's equal or greater than two times the value of your owners' equity. If you have assets of $10 million and liabilities of $8, what is the minimum price you're willing to accept for the company? a. 52 million b. $10 million O c. 58 million d. 54 million