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Business, 12.02.2021 07:50, Joshua10687

Perform services for a customer; customer will pay for services at a later date. Select one: a. Increase Assets and Increase SHE b. Increase Assets and Increase Liabilities c. Decrease Assets and Decrease SHE d. Decrease Assets and Decrease Liabilities e. Increase in Liabilities and Decrease in SHE f. Decrease in Liabilities and Increase in SHE g. No effect on the accounting equation

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