On September 1, Marina, Inc. purchased $500,000 worth of merchandise inventory on credit. On September 14, Marina paid $500,000 cash related to this purchase. 4. The journal entry to record the September 1 transaction will have the following effect on Marina's financial statements: Total Expenses will increase by $500,000. b. Total Liabilities will increase by $500,000. Total Assets will decrease by $500,000. d. Total Stockholders' Equity will decrease by $500,000. None of the above. а. с. е. 5. The journal entry to record the September 14 transaction will have the following effect on Marina's financial statements: Total Expenses will increase by $500,000. b. Total Liabilities will increase by $500,000. Total Assets will decrease by $500,000. d. Total Stockholders' Equity will decrease by $500,000. None of the above. а. с. е. 6. Which of the following accounts is decreased with a CREDIT? а. Unearned Revenue b. Sales Revenue с. Accounts Receivable d. Accounts Payable

On September 1, Marina, Inc. purchased $500,000 worth of merchandise inventory on credit. On September 14, Marina paid $500,000 cash related to this purchase. 4. The journal entry to record the September 1 transaction will have the following effect on Marina's financial statements: Total Expenses will increase by $500,000. b. Total Liabilities will increase by $500,000. Total Assets will decrease by $500,000. d. Total Stockholders' Equity will decrease by $500,000. None of the above. а. с. е. 5. The journal entry to record the September 14 transaction will have the following effect on Marina's financial statements: Total Expenses will increase by $500,000. b. Total Liabilities will increase by $500,000. Total Assets will decrease by $500,000. d. Total Stockholders' Equity will decrease by $500,000. None of the above. а. с. е. 6. Which of the following accounts is decreased with a CREDIT? а. Unearned Revenue b. Sales Revenue с. Accounts Receivable d. Accounts Payable

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