O Level Accounting (7707)•7707/12/M/J/22

Explanation
David's cash purchase entry in prime books
Steps:
- Identify perspective: David is the buyer receiving goods.
- Classify transaction: It's a cash purchase of goods for $900.
- Recall prime entry books: Cash book handles immediate cash payments.
- Match to options: Cash book fits cash outflows for purchases.
Why A is correct:
- Cash book records all cash transactions, including purchases paid immediately, as per double-entry bookkeeping principles for cash flow tracking.
Why the others are wrong:
- B: General journal is for irregular or adjusting entries, not routine cash purchases.
- C: Purchases journal records credit purchases only, not cash ones.
- D: Sales journal is for the seller's credit sales, irrelevant to David's purchase.
Final answer: A
Topic: Books of prime entry
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