ABC Corporation sells $150,000 of accounts receivable to a facton transaction? O a. ABC's operating expenses will Increase by $6,000. O b.ABC's cash balance will increase by $144,000. O c. ABC's net revenues will decrease by $6,000. O d. ABC's net accounts receivable will decrease by $150,000.

ABC Corporation sells $150,000 of accounts receivable to a facton transaction? O a. ABC's operating expenses will Increase by $6,000. O b.ABC's cash balance will increase by $144,000. O c. ABC's net revenues will decrease by $6,000. O d. ABC's net accounts receivable will decrease by $150,000.

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Chapter6: Business Expenses

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