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Amount realized = $ 875,000
Adjusted basis = (750,000)
Realized gain = $ 125,000
Amount realized = $ 875,000
Less: Reinvestment = ($ 845,000)
Deficiency = 30,000
Realized gain - 125,000 and adjusted basis = 750,000.
Option (B)
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