true, when you convert to a decimal, you add a zero in the variable
Answer:
19/6 ...or... 3.16 repeating
Step-by-step explanation:
4 5/8 + 2/3 = 19/6
um I dunno because I need points to ask a question sorry
Answer:
Dr Cash/Bank $2,250
Cr Account Receivable $2,250
Step-by-step explanation:
At the time the transaction was carried out, that is the previous month, the accounting entries was a debit to account receivable (client account) and a credit to sales account. which is as shown below:
<em>Dr Account Receivable $2,250</em>
<em>Cr Sales $2,250</em>
<em>Being sales on credit to a client.</em>
The client account will have an outstanding debit balance of <em>$2,250 </em>until payment is made. once payment is made, the following entries will be made to ensure no outstanding balance in the client account.
Dr Cash/Bank $2,250
Cr Account Receivable $2,250.
9+10=19 it’s an addition problem and the sum is 19
