Your cash t-account has a beginning debit balance of $5,000. New debits are $500 and new credits are three times new debits. What is the new balance?

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Your cash t-account has a beginning debit balance of $5,000. New debits are $500 and new credits are three times new debits. What is the new balance?

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Answer: 4000

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