Multiple choice d.on a per13. The purpose of an accounts receivable ledger isto provide information for customers who call.b. to provide detailed information to management concerning AccountsReceivable accounts.a.redto provide information to be used in preparing a schedule of accountsreceivable.C.d. all of these.14. The account that is credited for every transaction in the purchases journalа. Cash.b. Purchases Discounts.C. Accounts Receivable.d. Accounts Payable.Credit column of the

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on a per
13. The purpose of an accounts receivable ledger is
to provide information for customers who call.
b. to provide detailed information to management concerning Accounts
Receivable accounts.
a.
red
to provide information to be used in preparing a schedule of accounts
receivable.
C.
d. all of these.
14. The account that is credited for every transaction in the purchases journal
а. Cash.
b. Purchases Discounts.
C. Accounts Receivable.
d. Accounts Payable.
Credit column of the

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