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Ram bought goods worth Rs. 1000

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Answered by khajanchandra111

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Answer:Explanation: In the books of journal entry particulars amount amount ... for 1) Bought goods from Ram ₹2100 and supplied these goods to Mohan for ₹3000. ... to use analytics data and visitor surveys to make some improvements to her ... Purchase goods from diana worth Rs.8000 and bills payable ...

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Ram bought goods worth Rs. 1000

make journal entry pls

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Ram A/c | 1000

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