Answer for Question No:16
Prepaid Expenses, Building, patents --- All are Assets
Explanation
1st option-Cash and Building are assets but Accounts payable is a Liability
2nd option- Accounts Receivable and cash are assets but Revenue is transferred to Owner's equity (retained earnings) after deducting all Expenses
3rd option-prepaid Expenses, Building and patent all are assets so it is correct answer
4th option- prepaid Expenses and cash are assets but unearned Revenue is liability
Answer for Question No:17
Increase Equipment with a debit and the Normal Balance is a Debit --- is true (rules of debit and credit)
Explanation:
Normal Balance is the Accounting classification of an Account,it the part double entry bookkeeping technique
Normal balance of common Accounts
Assets-Debit
Liabilities-credit
Equity-Credit
Revenue- credit
Expense- debit
1st option: Normal balance of Prepaid insurance always debit balance ( Prepaid insurance is Asset(Assets consists always debit balance) decrease prepaid insurance with credit but Normal Balance is given credit so this is wrong
2nd option: Account payable is Liability (Liabilities consists always credit balance) so Normal balance of Account payable is must be credit but given Debit so it is wrong
3rd option Normal Balance of equipment is Debit balance because Equipment is a Asset,Assets consists debit balances
it is correct
4th option: Normal Balance of cash is debit because cash is asset but gvien as credit so it is wrong
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