Bankruptcy, Chapter 7. A customer and an employee are waiting for payment from Gigantic Furniture after the company has filed for bankruptcy under Chapter 7 of the IRS bankruptcy laws. The employee's claim against Gigantic Furniture is for $520 for health care benefits that it did not pay to the health care carrier during the last month of company operations, plus $340 for the pension plan. The customer's claim is for $360 for a deposit on a specialty sofa that never shipped. In what order will the bankruptcy court pay these claims? The claims will be paid in this order: (Select the best response.) O A. 1. The unfunded pension plan of $340; 2. The $520 health care claim not paid to the health care carrier for used benefits; and 3. The sofa deposit of $360. B. O c 0 D. 1. The $520 heath care claim not paid to the health care carrier for used benefits; 2. The sota deposit of $360; and 3. The unfunded pension plan of $340. 1 The unfunded pens on plan of S340; 2 The sofa deposit of S360; and 3 The S520 health care claim not paid to the health care carr er for used benefits. 1 The sofa deposit of $360: 2 The $520 health care claim not paid to the health care carrier for used benefits: and 3. The unfunded pension plan ol S340