Final answer:
The question from Business involves calculating the total value received from selling office equipment, combining cash and a 90-day note's value. Without the note's explicit value, we can't answer definitively, yet if the note is worth $100,000, the answer is $235,000.
Step-by-step explanation:
The subject question appears to be a part of a financial accounting exercise, which is related to the domain of Business. The question involves calculating the total value received from selling office equipment, considering both cash and the value of a 90-day note. The correct calculation would sum the cash received with the note's value. Since the value of the note isn't explicitly given in the question, it's assumed to be a part of the options given, which seems to be the missing part of the question. Without the value of the note, we cannot provide a definitive answer. However, if the value of the note is $100,000 as it seems to be implied, then the total value received would be the sum of $135,000 in cash and $100,000 from the note, which equals $235,000. This corresponds to option 2. Note that no interest calculation was required here as the question did not ask for the maturity value of the note but its face value.