| SOLUTION : | ||
| All liabilities have the normal balance = | Credit | |
| Common Stock normal balance = | Credit | |
| Revenues normal balance = | Credit | |
| Expenses Normal Balance = | Debit | |
| Assets Normal Balance = | Debit | |
| At option 1 all balance have the normal balance is as below, | ||
| Liabilities, Common Stock and revenues have the normal credit balance | ||
| so if there is account increase with a credit than group 1 will increase | ||
| As per above explanation, | ||
| Answer = Option 1 = Liabilities, Common Stock , Revenues | ||
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