MC Qu. 9-38 George's Grocers keeps... George's Groceres a $100 changeundin sales and cash overage for...

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Answer 1

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Correct answer is: Option A


General Journal	Debit	Credit
Cash	$ 402
Cash shortage or over	$ 3
Sales		$ 405
(Being sales and cash shortage recorded)

Answer 2

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