When Bonds Are Sold at Face Value Between Interest Dates,the

question 55

Multiple Choice

When bonds are sold at face value between interest dates,the result is a debit to the Cash account that

• A)equals face value.
• B)depends on the circumstances.
• C)is less than face value.
• D)exceeds face value.

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