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A company sold $150k worth of products, out of which $50k was on credit. How should the following be recorded on the assets side of the balance sheet?+$50k cash+$100k accounts receivable+$100k cash+$50k accounts receivable+$100k cash+$50k inventory+$200k cash-$50k accounts receivable

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A company sold 150kworthofproducts,outofwhich150k worth of products, out of which 50k was on credit. How should the following be recorded on the assets side of the balance sheet?+50kcash+50k cash+100k accounts receivable+100kcash+100k cash+50k accounts receivable+100kcash+100k cash+50k inventory+200kcash200k cash-50k accounts receivable

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The correct recording on the assets side of the balance sheet would be:

+100kcash+100k cash +50k accounts receivable

Here's why:

  1. The company sold 150kworthofproducts.Thismeansthecompanyhasmadesalesof150k worth of products. This means the company has made sales of 150k.

  2. Out of this 150k,150k, 50k was on credit. This means that the company has not yet received this $50k in cash, but it is owed to the company. This is known as accounts receivable and is an asset.

  3. The remaining $100k of the sales were not on credit, which means the company has received this money in cash. Cash is also an asset.

  4. Therefore, the company's assets have increased by 100kincash(fromthesalesnotoncredit)and100k in cash (from the sales not on credit) and 50k in accounts receivable (from the sales on credit).

The other options you provided are not correct because they either do not accurately reflect the sales made and the cash received, or they include changes to inventory or accounts receivable that are not supported by the information given.

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