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Mr. X has a business of selling shoes. He bought goods worth $50,000 on credit from Mr. Y. Also, he borrowed a sum of $1,00,000 from his friend Mr. Z. What would be the amount of creditors which will be recorded in his books?
A. $1,00,000
B. $50,000
C. $1,50,000
D. $2,00,000
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