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Question 14 2 pts 14. The accountant of South Boot Company recorded a transaction by debiting Accounts Payable and crediting Cash. Which of the following transactions did the accountant record? A The purchase of goods or services on account O B. Payment to suppliers for goods or services previously purchased on account OC. Investment of cash by the owner D. Receipt of payment for goods or services previously supplied to customers on account. D Question 15 2 pts 15. A company receives $50 million by issuing new shares of stock. It uses the cash received to pay off a long-term promissory note. Which of the following accounts would be used to record these 2 transactions? O A. Cash. Investments and Notes Payable O B. Common Stock Investments and Accounts Payable OC Cash, Common Stock and Accounts Payable O D. Cash. Common Stock and Notes Payable D Question 16 2 pts 16. Which of the following business events would not be recorded in the accounting records? O A Obtaining a bank loan a O B. Putting down a deposit on a new vehicle C. Signing a contract to rent equipment in the next accounting period OD. Receiving a deposit from a customer

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