A$.$ Failure to post the debit portion of a journal entry

to the proper account $($recorded$,$ for example, as a

credit to revenue rather than as a debit to an

expense account$).$

B$.$ Overstating an assef balance by $$100$ and a

revenue balance by the same amount.

C$.$ Recording a $$5,000$ revenue transaction by

crediting the accounts recelvable account and

debiting the revenue account.

D$.$ Recording $$1,000$ cash collected from a customer

as a debit to the cash account and a debit to the

accounts receivable account.A$.$ Failure to post the debit portion of a journal entry

to the proper account $($recorded$,$ for example, as a

credit to revenue rather than as a debit to an

expense account$).$

B$.$ Overstating an assef balance by $$100$ and a

revenue balance by the same amount.

C$.$ Recording a $$5,000$ revenue transaction by

crediting the accounts recelvable account and

debiting the revenue account.

D$.$ Recording $$1,000$ cash collected from a customer

as a debit to the cash account and a debit to the

accounts receivable account.