Which type of bond would most likely form between lithium and fluorine to make lithium fluoride?

The type of bond that would most likely form between lithium and fluorine to make lithium fluoride would be an ionic bond. Lithium flouride is a compound of metal and nonmetal so we would really expect that ionic bonding is present. This type of bonding is a complete transfer of the electrons between the atoms involved.

Double entry accounting
a decrease in an asset account can be offset by a decrease in a liability account. for example, if you make a payment on a debt, you reduced your cash (asset) and your accounts payable (liability). in terms of the accounting equation (a = l + c) you would be decreasing your assets (everything held by the business) and your liabilities (creditors' claims on the assets).