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    When There Are Several Entries to One or Both Sides
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When There Are Several Entries to One or Both Sides

Question 41

Question 41

Multiple Choice

When there are several entries to one or both sides of an account, the total of those entries is entered in pencil. This is called


A) balancing.
B) verifying.
C) totaling.
D) footing.

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