Business, 11.02.2020 03:43, shartiarahoward

During October, Blue Sky Inc. correctly enters a $10,000 credit to its Revenues account. What conclusions can be made based on this accounting entry?

a. This entry indicates that Blue Sky recognized $10,000 in revenue in October, which likely means that the firm's net income and ending retained earnings increased while its stockholders' equity decreased.

b. This entry indicates that Blue Sky lost $10,000 in revenue in October, which likely means that the firm's net income, ending retained earnings, and stockholders' equity all decreased.

c. This entry indicates that Blue Sky recognized $10,000 in revenue in October, which likely means that the firm's net income, ending retained earnings, and stockholders' equity all increased.

d. This entry indicates that Blue Sky lost $10,000 in revenue in October, which likely means that the firm's net income and ending retained earnings decreased while its stockholders' equity increased.

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