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A) purchased for cash a desktop computers
Effect
Asset increase ( office equipment)
Asset decrease ( cash)
B) asset increase (debtors)
Share holders equity increase ( via profit and loss account)
C) paid rent
Asset decrease ( cash )
Share holders equity decrease ( via profit and loss account)
D) asset increase (cash)
Share holders equity increase
E)asset increase (cash)
Asset decrease (debtors)
F)asset increase (office desk)
Liability incresei( creditors)
G)asset decrease (cash)
Share holders equity decrease (via profit and loss account)
H)asset decrease (cash)
Liability decrease (creditors)
I) asset decrease (cash)
Share holders equity decrease
Above question based on accounting equation
Assets= liabilities + owners equity
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