4. Crooks Garage is a small business operated by James Crooks. Shown below are 10 selected transactions of Crooks Garage. Analyze these transactions on pages 92 and 93 on the transaction analysis sheet in your Workbook. When perform- ing your analysis, choose from the following accounts: TRANSACTIONS Cash Accounts Receivable (several) Supplies Equipment Truck Bank Loan Accounts Payable (several) J. Crooks, Capital 1. A car is repaired for a customer who pays the $450 charge in cash. 2. The business purchases $170 of supplies for cash. 3. The business pays $125 to Rossi Co., an account payable. 4. The business receives $90 from G. Rawl, an account receivable. 5. A welding unit, included in the Equipment account at $500, is run over by a truck. It is so badly damaged that it has to be thrown away. 6. A new welding unit is purchased on credit from Bly Co. at a cost of $790. 7. For the repair of his car, F. Stefryk pays $100 cash and owes $250, the bal- ance of the repair charge. 8. Arrangements are made with the bank to borrow $6 000. A promissory note for this amount is signed by Mr. Crooks for the bank, after which the bank provides the business with $6 000 cash. 9. Albert McCann, a mechanic employed by Crooks Garage, is paid wages of $375. 10. A towing service is performed for a customer for $40 cash