What does it imply when the total debit and credit balances in a trial balance are equal?

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Transactions have been recorded without mistakesLedger entries have been posted correctlyAll account balances are accurateThe equation Capital plus Liabilities equals Assets holds trueNone of the above

Explanation

When debit and credit totals in a trial balance are equal, it confirms the fundamental accounting equation that Capital plus Liabilities equals Assets. However, it does not necessarily guarantee that all transactions were recorded or posted correctly, nor that all balances are free from errors.