Cash	100,000
Banks	25,000
Bank Loans	110,000
Notes Receivable	30,000
Merchandise Inventory	310,000
Notes Payable	80,000
Fixtures	200,000
Transportation Equipment	70,000

Mr. Robbert started his business at March, 1 with the above assets and liabilities. The intra-period transactions of the business are as follows:

December 4: The amount of $ 125,000 merchandise inventory is sold, of which 80,000 $ is paid in cash.

December 10: The rent amounting to $ 15.000 is paid through banks.

December 15: Buyer deposits 40.000 $ in the bank account of the business in return for his debt.

December 20: Merchandie inventory worth 30.000 $ are purchased. 20.000 $ part of the cost of the goods is due. A check is given for the remaining amount.

December 24: Goods worth $ 40,000 were sold. For the amount of 15.000 $ of the cost of the goods, a check was received for the remaining amount.

December 26: Due debt amounting to $ 60.000 has been paid.

December 28: The amount of checks received on December 24 was collected through banks.

December 30: Stationery material amounting to $ 2000 was purchased for cash.

a)Let's record what Robbert had on his first job as a journal entry. If there is a missing item, you have to calculate it and replace it

b) Afterwards, save the inra-period transactions as journal entrie and ledger.

This lesson is Accounting principles. Can you clearly explain debit side and credit side and also ledger and journal entries. If make a clear table, i will understand and give like <3. be detail pls.

Thanks