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The adjusting entry in which Wages expense is debited and wages payable is credited will be done when the company record the accrued wages. Accrued wages means the employees has earned the wages but has not been paid yet.
| Wages expense | $4500 | |
| Wages payable | $4500 | |
| (To record accrued wages) |
So, the answer is option B) To record accrued wages.
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