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1. Salary expense has a balance of 55,400 in the trial balance debit column of a worksheet. The adjustments credit column contains a 500 credit to salary payable. The adjusted trial balance column will show:
A. Salary expense with a debit balance of 54,900
B. Salary expense with a debit balance of 500
C. Salary expense with a debit balance of 55,900
D. Salary payable with a credit balance of 55,900
2. Interest expense on a worksheet's trial balance debit column has a 2,400 balance and a 3,000 balance on the worksheet's income statement debit column. The difference is due yo:
A. an entry in the adjustments credit column for 600 to interest expense
B. an entry in the adjustments debit column for 3,000 to interest expense
C. an entry in the adjustments credit column for 3,000 to interest expense
D. An entry in the adjustments credit column for 600 to interest payable
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