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2 Elective: Financial and Accounting Management (Part -1) Q1.Explain the relationship of accounting with other disciplines. Q2.Describe the different systems of book-keeping and system of accounting. Q3.Explain the rules of debit and credit applicable to different types of business transactions. Q4.Describe the meaning and the objects of preparing a trial balance.

3 Q5.Explain the importance of identifying income or expenditure as capital or revenue. Q6.Explain the meaning of accounting principles.

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