Carla Vista Corporation issued convertible bonds at a premium of $9800. The $193000 bond issue was convertible into 3200 sharesof common stock (par value $20). Two years later, all of the bonds were converted to shares of stock. At that time, the unamortizedpremium was $4200, the market value of the bonds was $213000, and the market value of the stock was $60 per share. What amountof paid-in capital in excess of par is recorded on the conversion of the bonds?O $133200O $153200$129000$138800

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