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Transaction - Cash collected from accounts receivable $6,000 due to the given transaction, cash will increase by $6,000 and accounts receivable will decrease by $6,000. Thus, total assets will remain unaffected.
It will not effect liabilities or stockholders equity.
Correct option is A.
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