9 - Which of the following should be done if there is a shortage of cash and the reason cannot be found that day ?    a) It is written to the creditor side of Account 197 Counting and Receipt Deficiencies  B) It is written to the creditor side of Account 397 Counting and Receipt Deficiencies  NS) 659 Debited for other ordinary expenses  D) It is written to the debtor side of the 197 Counting and Receipt Deficiencies Account  TO) It is written to the debtor side of Account 397 Counting and Receipt Deficiencies

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