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Consider the following T-account for cash.Cash13,000 ……… 8,2004,400 ……….. 1,9003,500 ……….. 5,5001. Compute the balance of the Cash account. 2. Give some examples of transactions that would have resulted in the $4,400 posting to the account. 3. Give some examples of transactions that would have resulted in the $1,900 posting to the account.
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