The company may need to borrow money if: O a. the cash needed to pay for expenditures is less than the total of the opening cash balance plus the cash receipts in the budget period Ob. total cash available is more than the cash needed for expenditure in the budget period. Oc the cash needed for expenditure in the budget period trails behind the total cash available. O d. there is a cash deficiency in the budget period. e. None of the given answers.

The company may need to borrow money if: O a. the cash needed to pay for expenditures is less than the total of the opening cash balance plus the cash receipts in the budget period Ob. total cash available is more than the cash needed for expenditure in the budget period. Oc the cash needed for expenditure in the budget period trails behind the total cash available. O d. there is a cash deficiency in the budget period. e. None of the given answers.

FINANCIAL ACCOUNTING

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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