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Africa Traders' bank statement for the month ending on 28 February 2020, reflected interest received by Africa Trad for an amount of R1 920 from SA bank for maintaining a positive bank balance. Africa Traders is not a registered VA vendor. What will the effect be of the above transaction in the accounting equation of Africa Traders?

Africa Traders' bank statement for the month ending on 28 February 2020, reflected interest received by Africa Trad for an amount of R1 920 from SA bank for maintaining a positive bank balance. Africa Traders is not a registered VA vendor. What will the effect be of the above transaction in the accounting equation of Africa Traders?

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