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3 years ago

if you gain acceptance to and must choose between two of your first choice colleges , what type of conflict are you facing?

Business

2 answers:

jarptica [38.1K]3 years ago

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Answer: Approach-Approach conflict

Explanation: The reason being is that you must trust in me and my knowledge (;

34kurt3 years ago

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I think the answer would be Opportunity cost

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Jun-01

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Cr Common Stock T. James 18,500

Jun-02

Dr Furniture 11,500

Cr Account Payable 11,500

Jun-03

Dr Prepaid Insurance 2,100

Cr Cash 2,100

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Dr Account Receivable 10,500

Cr Sales 10,500

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Dr Account Payable 11,500

Cr Cash 11,500

Jun-20

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Cr Account Receivable 10,500

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Cr Common Stock T. James 17,500

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Cr Unearned Income 12,500

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Dr Cash 18,500

Cr Common Stock T. James 18,500

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Jun-02

Dr Furniture 11,500

Cr Account Payable 11,500

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Dr Prepaid Insurance 2,100

Cr Cash 2,100

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Cr Sales 10,500

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Cr Cash 11,500

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Cr Account Receivable 10,500

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Dr Cash 17,500

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Dr Cash 12,500

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