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1. asset accounts and liability accounts are increased by and respectively. (a) debits; debits (b) credits; credits (c) debits; credits (d) credits; debits 2. revenue accounts and expense accounts are increased by and respectively. (a) debits; debits (b) credits; credits (c) debits; credits (d) credits; debits 3. purchasing supplies on account a(n) account. (a) decreases; asset (b) increases; revenue (c) decreases; expense (d) increases; liability

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