10 - In cases where actual costs are applied, all of the expenses collected in the expense accounts; In case of using predetermined cost methods, which accounts are used to ensure that the expenses determined according to them are reflected in the relevant accounts? A) Balance accounts B) Results Accounts C) Inflation Adjustment Accounts D) Reflection Accounts E) Difference Accounts

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