Answer:
2. Option B
Explanation:
A stock split simply doubles the number of outstanding stocks and decreases by half the current price of the stocks, it doesn't change total paid in capital, nor retained earnings. Sometimes certain accounting procedures just rearrange accounts, like collecting accounts receivables increases cash, but current assets don't change. But in this case, not even that happens. The balance of retained earnings and total paid in capital are not affected by this.
