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Which of the following is the correct journal entry when the owner invested $30,000 cash in the business:a.Debit cash $30,000, credit capital $30,000b.Debit capital $30,000, credit revenue $30,000c.No entryd.Debit cash $30,000, credit cash $30,000

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Which of the following is the correct journal entry when the owner invested 30,000cashinthebusiness:a.Debitcash30,000 cash in the business:a.Debit cash 30,000, credit capital 30,000b.Debitcapital30,000b.Debit capital 30,000, credit revenue 30,000c.Noentryd.Debitcash30,000c.No entryd.Debit cash 30,000, credit cash $30,000

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Solution

The correct journal entry when the owner invested $30,000 cash in the business is:

a. Debit cash 30,000,creditcapital30,000, credit capital 30,000

Here's why:

  1. When the owner invests cash into the business, the business's cash account increases. In accounting, an increase in an asset account (like cash)

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