How much of the accounts payable and notes payable

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Question - XYZ Co. liquidates its corporate affairs. All non-cash assets have been converted to cash of 3,060,000. The following claims are approved by the trustee:

Accounts payable - 765,000

Trustee's fees and other costs of liquidation - 408,000

Mortgage payable (secured by property which realized 2,040,000) - 1,530,000

Note payable (secured by accounts receivables of which 765,000 are collected and 255,000 were written off) - 1,020,000

Prepaid revenue (25,500 each from two customers who ordered products not yet delivered) - 51,000

Property taxes payable - 102,000

Prepaid revenues are considered as unsecured liabilities WITH priority. Cash received from realization of properties and receivables are included in the 3,060,000 available cash. How much of the Accounts Payable and Notes payable (aggregated) will not be paid due to cash deficiency?

a. 1,007,862

b. 777,138

c. 816,000

d. 969,000

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