Raghad Energy acquired a 1,000-acre lease at $50 per acres. Raghad paid $50,000 for G&G cost, $20,000 for title exams. However due to a decline in oil prices, Raghad decided not to drill on the area during the first year and paid a delay rental of $10,000 and property taxes of $10,000. How much is the total nondrilling exploration cost to be recorded by Raghad Company? OA S70.000 OB. S120.000 OC S90.000 OD.S140.000

Raghad Energy acquired a 1,000-acre lease at $50 per acres. Raghad paid $50,000 for G&G cost, $20,000 for title exams. However due to a decline in oil prices, Raghad decided not to drill on the area during the first year and paid a delay rental of $10,000 and property taxes of $10,000. How much is the total nondrilling exploration cost to be recorded by Raghad Company? OA S70.000 OB. S120.000 OC S90.000 OD.S140.000

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