10) olo traders has the following transactions for the month of February 2019. 9- Goods purchased and paid cash of RO 2,200 14- Paid Salaries of RO 800 19- Paid cash of RO 2,500 to NBO for the payment of loan. 24- Paid RO 6,600 to Black traders for the goods purchased on credit. Calculate and show the amount which will be transferred to Others column of Cash payments book for the month of February 2019? a. RO 12,100 b. RO 5,500 c. RO 2,200 d. RO 3,300

10) olo traders has the following transactions for the month of February 2019. 9- Goods purchased and paid cash of RO 2,200 14- Paid Salaries of RO 800 19- Paid cash of RO 2,500 to NBO for the payment of loan. 24- Paid RO 6,600 to Black traders for the goods purchased on credit. Calculate and show the amount which will be transferred to Others column of Cash payments book for the month of February 2019? a. RO 12,100 b. RO 5,500 c. RO 2,200 d. RO 3,300

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