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The differences between the cash book and the pass book balances mainly arise due to:
Achange in interest rates
Btiming differences and errors
Cinflation
Dforeign exchange only
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. timing differences and errors
Differences arise from timing differences and errors in recording.
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