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The Wheeler Wheat Farm has a long-term lease on 5000 acres of land in Saskatchewan.The annual lease payment is $240,000.Prior to planting in the spring of 2015,the farm's economist predicted that the farm would have $135,000 left after paying all of its costs except the annual lease payment.In this case,what should the Wheeler Wheat Farm do
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