Part 12 of 22 - Question 12 Click here to exit full screen mode. Question Question 12 of 22 3 Points Rands is a butchery based in Cape Town with a year-end of 30 September. On 30 September 2020, Rands received a bank statement for the month of September 2020. Upon comparing the bank statement to the general ledger (GL) bank account, the bookkeeper noted the following that was reflected on the bank statement but not in the GL bank account: 1. A direct deposit of R3 500 from a debtor of Rands, Ms. Keeble. 2. A debit order from Telkom, for WiFi services consumed by Rands, amounting to R699. 3. Interest charges, amounting to R105. 4. Bank charges, amounting to R180. Which of the following GL bank accounts correctly reflects the adjustments that would need to be processed by Rands on 30 September 2020 to account for the differences (in points 1 - 4) above? OA Bank (A) 30/09/20 Trade receivables 3 500 | 30/09/20 WiFi expense 699 Interest expense 105 Bank charges 180 OB. 30/09/20 Trade Receivables Bank (A) 3 500 | 30/09/20 WiFi expense Bank charges Interest expense 699 180 105 30/09/20 WiFi expense Bank charges Bank (A) 699 30/09/20 Trade receivables 180 Interest expense 3 500 105 D 30/09/20 Bank charges WiFi expense Bank (A) 180 30/09/20 Trade payables 3 500 Interest expense 3 500 105 OE. Bank (A) 3 500 30/09/20 Interest income 699 Bank charges 30/09/20 Trade receivables WiFi expense 105 180 Reset Selection