The journal entry to record the owner's investment of $20 000 cash in to their business is:
A) Asset account (cash at bank) increases (debit) by $20 000 and a liability (loan) increases (credit) by $20 000.
B) Liability (loan) increases (debit) by $20 ,000 and owner's equity increases (credit) by $20 000.
C) Asset (cash at bank) increases (debit) by $20,000 and owner's equity increases (credit) by $20 000.
D) Liability (loan) decreases (debit) by $20,000 and owner's equity increases (credit) by $20,000.
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