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Journal entry will be Debit Credit
Equipment $46,900 Increase in asset
Cash $6,100 Decrease in asset
Notes payable $40,800 Increase in liability
So, there is increase in asset and increase in liability.
Ans: INCREASE IN ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
# decrease in asset (cash) is set off against increase in asset and the result will be increase in asset.
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