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What happens after a stock split? More than one answer may be correct.

The total market value of the company's outstanding stock will double in a $2$:$1$ split $($as an example$).$

No accounting entry ts required.

Existing stockholders receive additional shares of stock in ratios such as $2$:$1$ or $3$:$1$ or $4$:$1($as some common examples$).$

The par value per share of the company's stock would double in a $2$:$1$ spit $($as an example$).$

The number of shares authorized, issued, and outstanding increase proportionately.