Q$7.$ Which statements are true about the differences between notes receivable and accounts receivable?

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Notes receivable are interest$-$bearing assets, while accounts receivable are non$-$interest$-$bearing assets:

Notes receivable are long$-$term assets, while accounts receivable are current assets.

Notes receivable are current assets, while accounts receivable are long$-$term assets.

Notes receivable are written promises that an outside entity will pay the business on or before a specified date, while accounts receivable' are invoices with short term due dates.