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dolphi86 [110]
3 years ago
10

18) Sum, Average, and Count are examples of ________.

Business
1 answer:
zvonat [6]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Summary calculation

Explanation:

  • The end of summary calculation refers to summary statistics
  • But here we have to calculate things like sum ,mean, average etc.

Option C is correct

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2 Debit Rent expense $5,050 Credit Bank $5,050

3 Debit Supplies Account $1,490 Credit Accounts payable $1,490

4 Debit Accounts payable $550  Credit Bank $550

5 Debit Bank $22,950 credit Service Revenue $22,950

6 Debit Debit Automobile Expenses $1,400 Debit Miscellaneous expenses $940 Credit Bank 2,340

7 Debit Office salaries $2,940 Credit Bank $2,940

8 Supplies expense $830 Credit  Supplies Account $830

9 Debit Drawings $1,350 Credit Bank $1,350

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                                                     01  bank                                       $27,000

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09   Bank                            $1,350

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05 Service revenue          $22,950       06 Automobile expense $1,400

                                                                     Miscellaneous costs   $940

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04 Bank                             $550             03 Supplies Account        $1,490

31 Balance c/d                  $940                                                                  

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03 Account payable        $1,490             08 Supplies expense      $830

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Accounts Payable                                                                              $940

Supplies Account                                                          $660

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