Sales to Ram $R s .336$ posted to his account as $R s .363$ would effect _________.

Sales account

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Ram's account

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Cash account

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Bank account

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The correct option is B Ram's account
Credit sales are recorded in sales day book. Wrong posting of amount is done in Ram's account, hence Ram's account is effected. There will be a mismatch in trial balance to the extent of $R s .27$ .

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