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Answer:
- The correct answer is Option C($135 credit).
Explanation:
| Interest accrued upto June 30 |
= 3,000 * 9% * 6months /12months = $ 135 |
$ 135 |
Interest accrued upto June 30 = $ 135 credit (Interest payable has credit balance).
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