When a petty cash book is kept there will be:

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When a petty cash book is kept there will be:

1.The same number of entries in the general ledger

2.The same number of entries in the general ledger

3.Fewer entries made in the general ledger

4.More entries made in the general ledger

Posted Date:-2021-10-27 22:13:16

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