How is a debit and credit represented on a number line? A)

A debit is represented as a negative number that is located to the left of zero. A credit is represented as a positive number that is located to the right of zero.

B) A debit is represented as a negative number that is located to the right of zero. A credit is represented as a positive number that is located to the left of zero.

C) A credit is represented as a negative number that is located to the left of zero. A debit is represented as a positive number that is located to the right of zero.

D) A credit is represented as a negative number that is located to the right of zero. A debit is represented as a positive number that is located to the left of zero.

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Miguel Mayo

15 July, 19:32

How is a debit and credit represented on a number line? A)

A debit is represented as a negative number that is located to the left of zero. A credit is represented as a positive number that is located to the right of zero.

B) A debit is represented as a negative number that is located to the right of zero. A credit is represented as a positive number that is located to the left of zero.

C) A credit is represented as a negative number that is located to the left of zero. A debit is represented as a positive number that is located to the right of zero.

D) A credit is represented as a negative number that is located to the right of zero. A debit is represented as a positive number that is located to the left of zero.

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Michelle Thomas · Answer 1

A

Step-by-step explanation:

A debit is represented as a negative number that is located to the left of zero. A credit is represented as a positive number that is located to the right of zero.

Yair Lyons · Answer 2

C

Step-by-step explanation:

Credit is essentially a lone. Credit is not your money but rather a monthly allowance of money, which is paid back at interest; which is a deduction of what isn't yours. Debit cards however, are your money simply stored digitally.