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Below, preceded by identifying letters, are seven items that would cause Xavier Sales Company's book balance of cash to differ from its bank statement balance.
(a) A customer's cheque returned by the bank marked "Not Sufficient Funds." A customer's cheque returned by the bank marked "Not Sufficient Funds."
(b) A cheque listed as outstanding on the previous month's reconciliation that is still outstarding:
(c) A service charge made by the bank.
(d) A deposit consisting solely of cheques which was mailed to the bank on the last day of Novernber and is unrecorded on the Novernber bank statement.
(e) A cheque paid by the bank at its correct amount but recorded in error in the Cheque Register at .
(f) An unrecorded credit memorandum indicating the bank had collected a note receivable for Xavier Sales Compary and deposited the proceeds in the compary's account.
(g) A cheque written but not yet paid or retuned by the bank Indicate where each item would appear on Xavier Sales Company's bank reconciliation by putting an "X" in the correct column below.
RC Parallel Circuit
An electrical circuit that contains both a resistor (R) and a capacitor (C) connected in parallel.
R
Symbol commonly used to represent resistance in an electrical circuit.
Reactive Power
The portion of electricity that oscillates between the source and load, essential for maintaining voltage levels in AC power systems but not converted into usable work.
Phase Angle Shift
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