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If we talk in general terms then federal debt in the year of 2018 was $21.6 trillion and if we take the population of United State then in the year of 2018 it was around 32.6 crore
If we do a approximate calculation then each person carries around $48,000 debt which is nearly to option A
Hence option A is correct
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