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Test your mastery of debit-credit by taking this short quiz! The goal is simple: identify the normal balance of the account. Normal balance of an account pertains to the 'side' of the T-account where the account increases. For example, Cash has a normal Debit balance; meanwhile, Accounts Payable has a normal Credit balance.

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