7:33 ull 5G A Ims.trainingcertificationedge.com-Private Question 5 of 100 Which of the following statements about the double-entry system of accounting is TRUE? A. A debit will add to an account, while a credit will subtract from an account. B. A credit entry adds to an O account, while a debit entry subtracts from an account. C. For every plus to an account, there must be a corresponding minus to another account. D. If more than two bookkeeping accounts are affected by a transaction, the sum of the debit amounts and the sum of the credit amounts must be equal. 1:51:06 REMAINING O Question 6 of 100 Which item decreases cash flow on the statement of cash flows? O A. sale of common stock O B. depreciation C. purchase of investments, property, equipment D. new long-term debt

7:33 ull 5G A Ims.trainingcertificationedge.com-Private Question 5 of 100 Which of the following statements about the double-entry system of accounting is TRUE? A. A debit will add to an account, while a credit will subtract from an account. B. A credit entry adds to an O account, while a debit entry subtracts from an account. C. For every plus to an account, there must be a corresponding minus to another account. D. If more than two bookkeeping accounts are affected by a transaction, the sum of the debit amounts and the sum of the credit amounts must be equal. 1:51:06 REMAINING O Question 6 of 100 Which item decreases cash flow on the statement of cash flows? O A. sale of common stock O B. depreciation C. purchase of investments, property, equipment D. new long-term debt

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