1. When the balance sheet is translated by the current rate method, how much translation adjustment would the U.S. parent's balance sheet have before the exchange rate changes?

2.-When the balance sheet is translated by the current rate method, how much translation adjustment would the U.S. parent's balance sheet have after the exchange rate changes

3.- How much is the net exposed assets in yen when the current rate method is used?

4.- When the balance sheet is translated by the temporal method, how much translation adjustment would the U.S. parent's income statement have before the exchange rate changes?

5.- When the balance sheet is translated by the current rate method, how much translation adjustment would the U.S. parent's income statement have after the exchange rate changes?

6.- How much is the net exposed assets in yen when the current rate method is used?

The Japanese subsidiary of a U.S. parent has the following balance sheet (in Japanese yen): Cash Recelvables nventory Net plant & equipment Total The Japanese yen drops in value from 100/$ to 125/$. The historical costs for different accounts are as follows: 00,000 00,000 00,000 wner's equity ,000,000 2,000,000 Total 2,000,000 100/ ixed assets 80/S nventory Common stock