6) |
The correct option is (b). |
Supporting explanations: |
Accounts payable always has credit balance and when it increases, it is credited and when it decreases, it is debited. When paying off the creditors, the balance decreases so it is credited. Cash always has debit balance and when it increases, it is debited and when it is decreases, it is credited. When paying off the creditors, the cash decreases, hence, it is credited. Therefore, when paying off the creditors, the accounts payable decreases and also the cash decreases. |
7) |
The correct option is (a) |
Supporting explanations: |
All of the remaining options given are relating to business, hence, all remaining three are business transactions but paying her monthly personal credit card bill doesn't have any relation with the business so it can't be treated as a business transaction. Hence, option (a) is correct. |
8) |
The correct option is (c ). |
Supporting explanations: |
Office supplies are always has debit balance and when they increase, they will be debited and when they decrease, they will be credited. Acquisition of office supplies will increase its balance so they will be debited. Accounts payable always has credit balance and when they increase, accounts payable will be credited and when they paid, they will be debited. Purchasing office supplies on account will increase the balance of accounts payable, hence, they will be credited. Therefore, the correct option is c) Office supplies increases so debited and Accounts payable increases so credited. |
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