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Question 6 of 10 Berthold's Sporting Goods just purchased $375 worth of tennis gear from one
of its vendors to restock its inventory. What accounts would be debited and
credited in this transaction?
A. Both Inventory and Accounts Payable would be debited $375.
B. Both Inventory and Accounts Payable would be credited $375.
C. Inventory would be credited $375. Accounts Payable would be
debited $375.
would be
D. Inventory would be debited $375. Accounts Pa
credited $375

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