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Answer:
Debt only.
Explanation:
Bonds payable with a conveyance previlege are accounted for as debt only at issuance.
Once they are converted, they are recorded as common stock and not as debt.
The bonds payable with conversion previlege are never recorded as additional paid-in capital.
So the answer is "debt only".
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