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Drawings can either be in form of cash or goods(inventory).
If it's cash,drawings are debited and cash credited with the amount involved.(decrease in asset)...Whereas in case of goods,purchases are credited in place of cash...(also decrease in asset:inventory)...Drawings remain the same:debit entry)
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