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What happens to a business's accounts when it receives cash from sale? The cash account is credited, and sales is debited the cash account is debited, and sales is credited both accounts are debited both
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What happens to a business's accounts when it receives cash from sale?

The cash account is credited, and sales is debited
the cash account is debited, and sales is credited
both accounts are debited
both accounts are credited

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The cash account is debited, and sales is credited

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