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Sarah bought a coat on credit, a necklace with cash, a pair of earrings with money her friend loaned to her, and a ring with the money her grandparents sent for her birthday. Which one is a liability? (Choose all that apply)
A.
Ring
B.
Pair of earrings
C.
Necklace
D.
coat
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Correct answers: B and D.
Explanation: A liability is something you owe. The coat was bought on credit (you owe the seller), and the earrings were bought with a loan from a friend (you owe the friend). The necklace (paid with cash) and the ring (a gift) are not liabilities.
Explanation: A liability is something you owe. The coat was bought on credit (you owe the seller), and the earrings were bought with a loan from a friend (you owe the friend). The necklace (paid with cash) and the ring (a gift) are not liabilities.
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