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Dungeon Company paid the monthly rent, $6,000. The accountant would record the following journal entry: Select...

Dungeon Company paid the monthly rent, $6,000. The accountant would record the following journal entry: Select one: a. cash 6,000, Rent expense6.000 b. prepaid 6,000, Rent 6.000 c. Rent payable 6,000, Cash 6,000 d. Rent expense 6,000, Cash 6,000

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The entry would be

Rent Expense - Debit	6,000
Cash - Credit		6000

Option D is the answer

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