PAYLESS Corporation filed a petition of bankruptcy on January 2011. On March 15, 2011 the trustee provided thefollowing information about the corporation's financial affairs.Book valuesEstimatedRealizableValuesAssetsP 200, 0001, 000, 0001, 500, 0002. 500, 000P 5.200. 000CashP 200, 000Accounts receivable, netInventories750, 000750, 000Plant assets – net2, 800, 000TotalLiabilitiesLiability for priority claimsAccounts payable - unsecuredNote payable, secured by accounts receivableMortgage payable, secured by all plant assetsP 500, 0001, 500, 0001, 000, 0002, 200. 000P 5. 200, 000Total6. The amount of recovery to unsecured accounts payable.В. Р90, 000A. P855, 000С. Р1, 290, 000D. P600, 000

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6. The amount of recovery to unsecured accounts payable. A. P855, 000 В. РО00, 000 С. Р1, 290, 000 D. P600, 000

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