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A notice spreadsheet shows noticed amounts of $8,400, $6,950, and $12,100. What total noticed amount should be tracked?

Correct Answer

D) $27,450.

The total noticed amount is $8,400 + $6,950 + $12,100 = $27,450.

Answer Options
A
$27,200.
B
$26,950.
C
$32,450.
D
$27,450.

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The total noticed amount is $8,400 + $6,950 + $12,100 = $27,450.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: $27,200.

$27,200. is below the supported result for lien exposure calculation; it likely omits part of the approved scope, cap, credit, or holdback.

Option B: $26,950.

$26,950. is below the supported result for lien exposure calculation; it likely omits part of the approved scope, cap, credit, or holdback.

Option C: $32,450.

$32,450. is above the supported result for lien exposure calculation; it likely adds scope or money the rule does not allow.

Memory Technique

Noticed before dollars; dollars before balance in Totaling Preliminary.

Reference Hint

Study anchor (closed-book): memorize Lien exposure calculation from CSLB mechanics lien guidance; California Civil Code / California Civil Code mechanics lien payment controls; know the rule or calculation trigger without relying on exam-room lookup.

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