48K/s .ll : O "O.9:-9The business started with a capital of 100,000 dinars in cash. Which account is credited?СaptalCashAssetsBanköalg äbäiPaying 10,000 dinars from the merchant Muhammad's debt in cash. This will lead toCapital increasereduce cashLiabilities increasecash increaseWhich of the following financial statements is also known as financial condition?Statement of Cash flows OBalance Sheet

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The business started with a capital of 100,000 dinars in cash. Which account is eredited? Capital O Cash Assets Bank O O O

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Chapter1: Financial Statements And Business Decisions

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