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How would the purchase of a printer on account affect the accounting equation?
◦ Assets increase; Liabilities decrease.
◦ Assets increase; Liabilities increase.
◦ Assets increase; Stockholder Equity increases.
◦ Assets decrease; Liabilities increase.
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Reply #1 on: Feb 18, 2020
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Thanks for the timely response, appreciate it

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