<prompt> Hlalosa phapang pakeng tsa mokhoa oa ho boloka libuka oa habeli le o le mong.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Explain the difference between a double and a single entry bookkeeping system. . Response in English: Single-entry and double-entry bookkeeping systems are two methods of recording financial transactions. The big difference between the two systems comes from how they handle debits and credits.Single-entry bookkeeping is much like keeping a checkbook register. Under this system, transactions are recorded with only one entry, either as an expense or as income. This method is simple and straightforward, but it only provides a partial view of your financial situation. The single-entry system is best suited for small businesses or self-employed individuals with minimal and uncomplicated transactions.On the other hand, double-entry bookkeeping is a more complex and complete method of keeping financial records. In this system, every financial transaction is recorded in at least two accounts: a debit and a corresponding credit. This ensures that the accounting equation of Assets Liabilities Equity is always balanced. Double-entry bookkeeping is much more effective at highlighting errors or discrepancies in financial transactions and is the preferred method for larger businesses.Overall, the main difference between single-entry and double-entry bookkeeping is the level of detail and accuracy each system provides when recording financial transactions. . Response in Sesotho: Mekhoa ea ho boloka libuka e le ngoe le ea ho kena habeli ke mekhoa e meli ea ho rekota litšebelisano tsa lichelete. Phapang e kholo lipakeng tsa litsamaiso tsena tse peli e tsoa tseleng eo ba sebetsanang le likoloto le mekitlane. Ho boloka libuka ha motho a le mong ho tšoana le ho boloka rejisetara ea cheke. Tlasa tsamaiso ena, litšebelisano li tlalehoa ka ho kenngoa ha ngoe feela, e ka ba litšenyehelo kapa e le chelete. Mokhoa ona o bonolo ebile o hlakile, empa o fana ka pono e sa fellang ea boemo ba hau ba lichelete. Sistimi ea ho kena motho a le mong e loketse haholo likhoebo tse nyane kapa batho ba ikemetseng ba nang le litšebelisano tse fokolang le tse sa rarahanang. Ka lehlakoreng le leng, ho boloka libuka ka makhetlo a mabeli ke mokhoa o rarahaneng le o feletseng oa ho boloka litlaleho tsa lichelete. Tsamaisong ena, khoebo e ngoe le e ngoe ea lichelete e tlalehoa bonyane litlalehong tse peli: debit le mokitlane o tsamaellanang. Sena se etsa bonnete ba hore accounting equation of Assets Liabilities Equity e lula e leka-lekana. Ho boloka libuka ka makhetlo a mabeli ho sebetsa hantle haholo ho hlakiseng liphoso kapa ho se lumellane litabeng tsa lichelete me ke mokhoa o ratoang bakeng sa likhoebo tse kholoanyane. Ka kakaretso, phapang e kholo pakeng tsa ho boloka libuka tsa ho kena le ho kenya habeli ke boemo ba lintlha le ho nepahala ha tsamaiso e ngoe le e ngoe e fana ka eona ha e rekota litšebelisano tsa lichelete. 