In a T-Account, if a bank's reserves increase, which of the following would correctly represent the journal entry using debits and credits?

In accounting, a T-Account is a visual tool that helps us see how transactions affect different accounts. When a bank's reserves increase, it means the bank has more cash or cash equivalents available. In this case, we would debit the reserves account because debits increase asset accounts. To balance this entry, we would also credit another account, such as the deposits account, indicating that the bank has received more money from customers. For example, if a customer deposits $1,000, the reserves account would be debited by $1,000, and the deposits account would be credited by the same amount, showing that the bank's assets have increased.