Real World Analysis Super Valu Stores Inc. is a large food-marketing company. Information from the company's Year 5 annual report follows. Independent retailers use funds loaned by Super Valu to finance acquisitions of property used in retail food operations. Super Valu records these loans in its long-term notes receivable account. Ending Balance $36,731 Year 5 ($ thousands) Long-term notes receivable (net)... Additional information from its annual report: Notes range in length from 1 to 10 years, with the average being 6 years, and may be noninterest-bearing or bear interest at rates ranging primarily from 5 to 12%. Assume the following for Super Valu Stores. 1. Its notes receivable account consists of one 8-year, 10% note with seven years remaining in its term as of the end of Year 5. 2. Super Valu finances 100% of the asset acquisitions for the retailers. 3. Annual payments on the note are received at each year-end, include principal and interest, and are a constant amount each year. Required Determine the fair value of the assets financed by Super Valu at the date of acquisition by the retailers (debtors).