What are the concept of debits and credits.

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What are the concept of debits and credits. Answer the following questions and submit the solutions:
• What is the normal balance of assets, liabilities, equity, dividends, expenses and revenue.
• How does the debit impact each account type? 
• How does the credit impact each account type? 

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