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A 6-column table with 4 rows has some of the column labels filled in. The column labels are: blank, Date, blank, amount debited, amount credited, blank.
This is a table that could be used to maintain a record of account transactions. It is similar to what is found in a checkbook ledger. Some of its column headings are missing. How should these columns be labeled?
Balance, Transaction Code, Description
Check Number, Description, Balance
Transaction Code, Balance, Notes
Description, Check Number, Balance
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Check Number, Description, Balance.
So the full headings would read:
Check Number | Date | Description | Amount Debited | Amount Credited | Balance
This matches the usual checkbook/register layout.
So the full headings would read:
Check Number | Date | Description | Amount Debited | Amount Credited | Balance
This matches the usual checkbook/register layout.
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