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Transcribed Image Text:11.What is the normal balance in each of these accounts? (Use the following abbreviations
to answer this question; D - Debit , C- Credit)
..Bank deposit
..Accounts payable
..Capital
..Retained earnings
5- .Accounts receivable
1..
6-. .
.Cash
7- .
2- .
3-.
.Inventory
. Prepaid insurance
. Bank loan
8-.
4-....
9.
10-.
. Sales revenue
12.Classify the items listed (1 to 5) under the following balance sheet headings:
A- Assets
L- Liabilities
SE- Shareholders' Equity
1 .Cash
2 .
3-. .
.Capital
.Equipment
.Accounts payable
..Retained earnings
4-.
5 .
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