Q20 Which is the most suitable method based on the concept that profit is the difference between the owner’s equity at two different points in time during the accounting period. a. None of these methods are correct b. First in first out method c. Last in first out method d. Net change method

Q20 Which is the most suitable method based on the concept that profit is the difference between the owner’s equity at two different points in time during the accounting period. a. None of these methods are correct b. First in first out method c. Last in first out method d. Net change method

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Principles of Accounting Volume 1

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Chapter3: Analyzing And Recording Transactions

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