The account "Cash" began with a zero balance and then had the following changes: increase of $300, decrease of $80, increase of $125 and a decrease of $50. The final balance is a:
A) debit balance of $295.
B) credit balance of $295.
C) debit balance of $425.
D) credit balance of $130.
A) debit balance of $295.
Explanation: Start with zero — add increases and subtract decreases; cash has a normal debit balance. $300 - $80 + $125 - $50 = $295 Debit balance
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