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Cash book Rs 18,000; a deposited cheque of Rs 1,500 bounced, unrecorded. Passbook?
ARs 18,000
BRs 16,500
CRs 19,500
DRs 17,500
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Rs 16,500
The bank has already debited the bounced cheque, so the passbook is 18,000 minus 1,500, which is 16,500.
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