Adjustment 1: Depreciation of assets Digital Field Day owns three non-current assets as at January 31, 2023. Calculate the total depreciation for the month for each of the 3 assets below using the straight-line method. Round calculations to the nearest whole dollar. Exhibit 1 Adjustment 2: Recognition of insurance Digital Field Day needs to recognise the insurance related to the month of January. Insurance of $2,550 was paid on December 31,2022 , for 6 months. Adjustment 3: Recognition of advertising Digital Field Day needs to recognise the advertising related to the month of January. Advertising for a 6-month period was paid to Google for $1,450 and to YouTube for $2,000 on 31 December 2022. Adjustment 4: Wages Owing Wages owing but not yet paid as at 31 January were $870. Adjustment 5: Recognition of rent Digital Field Day needs to recognise the rent related to the month of January. Refer transaction on January 1. Adjustment 6: Recognition of interest expense Digital Field Day needs to recognise the interest expense related to the loan for the month of January. Interest is accrued on a daily basis. Refer transaction on January 1. Round calculation to the nearest whole dollar. Complete the table below as an extension to Exhibit 1 to account for depreciation of the equipment, delivery truck and forklift. Calculate the total depreciation for the month for each of the 3 assets below using the straight-line method. Round calculations up to the nearest whole dollar. Answer by stating your final answer for each cell and do not show workings. DO NOT use a thousand separator. For example, the correct way to type "One Thousand" is "1000", not "1,000" or "1.000". Only enter numbers. Do not enter dollar signs (\$) in the cells