COLLEGE ACCT.,CH.1-15-CENGAGENOW(2TERM)
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Chapter 3, Problem 3MC
LO3 Liability, owner’s equity, and revenue accounts normally have
- (a) debit balances.
- (b) large balances.
- (c) negative balances.
- (d) credit balances.
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COLLEGE ACCT.,CH.1-15-CENGAGENOW(2TERM)
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