Started business with capital $1,00,000 2. Bought furniture $25,000 3. Bought goods for cash$ 20,000 4. Bought goods from Ali on Credit $5,000 5. Sold goods for cash for $15,000 6. Sold goods to Abdullah on credit $8,000 7. Paid cash to Ali$ 4,000 8. Received cash from Abdullah $5,000 9. Paid Cash into Bank$ 25,000 10. Withdrawn from bank $10,000 Instructions: For each transaction, show the proper effect on the accounting equation
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. Started business with capital $1,00,000
2. Bought furniture $25,000
3. Bought goods for cash$ 20,000
4. Bought goods from Ali on Credit $5,000
5. Sold goods for cash for $15,000
6. Sold goods to Abdullah on credit $8,000
7. Paid cash to Ali$ 4,000
8. Received cash from Abdullah $5,000
9. Paid Cash into Bank$ 25,000
10. Withdrawn from bank $10,000
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For each transaction, show the proper effect on the
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