Adebit is
(select one)
(a) an increase in an account.
(b) the right-hand side of a t-account.
(c) a decrease in an account.
(d) the left-hand side of a t-account.
(e) an increase to a liability account.

(D) The left-hand of a T-account.

Explanation: The "T" account allows you to visualize the double-entry accounting principle, that is, where there is an increase in one item, there is a decrease for another. Account T is made up of the debit (on the left-hand) and the credit (on the right-hand). The debit records what corresponds to the client (Cash, a vehicle, account receivable) and the credit corresponds to what must be paid for (Bank debt, account payable)

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