Prepare the Bank account for 30 June 2020
Prepare the Bank reconciliation statem2nt for 30 June 2020
1. Positive balance on bank statement, R12246
2. Balance of the bank account on 1 June 2020, R29000
3. Total of the cash receipt journal, R91358
4. Total of the cash payment journal, R110468
5. Cheque payments: cheque 567 worth R688, cheque 568 worth R2600 and cheque 569 worth R1740 do not appear on the bank statement.
6. A cheque of R240, received from D. Troit, a debtor, was refused by the bank due to insuffiecient funds.
7. The insurance premium of R500 was paid by debit order
8. Bank charges on bank statement: credit card levy R50; tax levy R16; service fee R224; cash handling levy R64
9. Interest received on bank statement, R202
10. The deposit of R1780 does not appear on the bank statemnt
Answers
Answer:
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Explanation:
A person may be getting enough food to
eat, but sometimes the food may not
contain a particular nutrient. If this
continues over a long period of time, the
person may suffer from its deficiency.
Deficiency of one or more nutrients can
cause diseases or disorders in our body.
Diseases that occur due to lack of
nutrients over a long period are called
deficiency diseases.
If a person does not get enough
proteins in his/her food for a long time,
he/she is likely to have stunted growth,
swelling of face, discolouration of hair,
skin diseases and diarrhoea.
If the diet is deficient in both
carbohydrates and proteins for a long
period of time, the growth may stop
completely. Such a person becomes very
lean and thin and so weak that he/she
may not even be able to move.
Deficiency of different vitamins and
minerals may also result in certain
diseases or disorders