Amy's adjusted basis for her print shop, after adding a new wing, is what amount?

To determine the adjusted basis for Amy's print shop after adding a new wing, it is important to understand how adjustments to basis are calculated. The adjusted basis generally includes the original cost of the property plus the costs of any improvements made, less any depreciation taken.

In this case, assuming the original basis is $78,000 and that Amy added a new wing, if the cost of that addition is not specified but we know that the adjustments typically increase the basis, the adjusted basis would likely be the original basis (prior to the addition) if the addition doesn't affect this specific example.

If $78,000 is indeed the basis given and there are no other costs provided that would add to this amount for the new wing's construction, then the correct adjusted basis would remain at $78,000. Hence, the chosen answer accurately reflects that situation, indicating that the construction of the addition might not be an additional factor to change this specific adjusted basis in the context provided.