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Rachel White recently started her own shoe repair business. Transactions for the first month of operations...

Rachel White recently started her own shoe repair business. Transactions for the first month of operations (September 2018) are as follows.

1) Rachel invested $10,200 in cash in the business.

2) Paid two months of rent for $1,100 in advance.

3) Purchased store equipment worth $2,100 with cash.

4) Incurred business registration expenses, paid with $700 cash.

5) Paid travel expenses with $1,230 cash.

6) Received $2,690 cash from customers for shoe repair services performed during the month.

7) Provided shoe repair services worth $2,380 on the account.

8) Paid $1,360 to an assistant.

9) Borrowed $1,290 cash from the bank.

10) Received $720 in bills for electricity, water, and telephone, to be paid next month.

11) Rachel withdrew $750 cash for personal purposes.

12) Received $480 owing from a customer for service provided earlier this month.

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Record the above transactions on the T-account worksheet.

Do not enter dollar signs or commas in the input boxes.

Use the negative sign for negative values.

The T-Account fields are labeled by transaction number.

Record each transaction by entering the value into the corresponding T-account field.

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