Concept:Receiving money from a debtor affects both the cash book and the debtor's personal account kept in the sales ledger.
Explanation:Dawda purchased goods on credit earlier, so he owes John money.
When Dawda gives John a cheque, John's bank balance increases.
This increase is recorded on the debit side of the cash book.
Dawda is a credit customer, so his personal account is maintained in the sales ledger.
The payment reduces the amount Dawda owes John.
Therefore, Dawda's account in the sales ledger is credited to show this reduction.
The transaction involves no expense, income, or purchase of goods.
Hence, the nominal ledger and purchases ledger are not affected.
Answer:The transaction will be recorded in John's cash book and sales ledger.