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Business, 03.10.2019 00:00, desireawhatspoppin

Build a t-account for each part of the expanded accounting equation. (1) drag the debit "dr" and credit "cr" labels to the appropriate sides of the t-account. (2) drag the normal balance label to the correct side of the t-account. (3) label which side of the t-account increases "+" and decreases "-" that account.

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