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AveGali [126]
2 years ago
6

Which of the

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Over [174]2 years ago
7 0

Answer:

B...................................

Lerok [7]2 years ago
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The answer and the best answer of all answers is b
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3 years ago
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Answer:  Partial performance

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  • Partial performance is described as the completion of a job that forms a portion of a contract.

Here,  the seller agrees to paint the house before conveying the house to the buyer. The weather changes, and the seller is unable to finish painting the house before closing.

This indicates a part of job is done.

Hence, this is an example of <u>partial performance.</u>

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Cash                                                                            10,750

Common Stock                                                                                10,750

<u>Being cash invested for common stock</u>

<u> in the business</u>

Office Supplies                                                           312

Cash                                                                                                  312

<u>Being office supplies purchased with cash</u>

Office Equipment                                                       5,945

Account Payable                                                                            5,945

<u>Being office equipment purchased on credit</u>

Cash                                                                             1,268

Fees Earned                                                                                     1,268

<u>Being cash received on service rendered </u>

<u>to a customer</u>

Account Payable                                                       5,945

Cash                                                                                                5,945

<u>Being settlement of amount owned for </u>

<u>office equipment</u>

Account receivable                                                   2,279

Fees Earned                                                                                    2,279

<u>Being recognition of amount owned </u>

<u>by customer</u>

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Cash                                                                                                 525

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Account Receivable                                                                       927

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Entries on the debit side are assets or expenses while entries on the credit sides are liabilities, equity and income.

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1 MB = 1048576 bytes

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1 KB = 1024 bytes

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