Jane decided to embark on a business venture. She finds that the artworks of native Sabahans unique and she decided to buy some from a local supplier and sell them in Singapore. She began with an initial cash amount of S$1,500. On week 1 of her business venture, she bought artworks worth a total of $1,400 at which she sold a quarter of them for S$550. She received comments from many of her would-be customers that the price she charged was too high. With this in mind, Jane decided to lower the price of the artworks. On the second week, she lowered the price and sold 2/3 of the remaining artworks for a total of S$900. Encouraged, Jane then decided to try expand her reach to potential customers she decided to offer delivery services. On week 3, she purchased an LTA-compliant e-scooter for S$399 with S$200 borrowed, interest-free, from her parent, which she promises to repay in 2 weeks. She also bought more artworks from the supplier at an amount of S$700. Jane sold all her artworks for a total of S$1,500. She also spent $100 in electricity costs for charging the e-scooter. On week 4, she decided that she no longer needed the e-scooter and sold it on the same day for a price of S$200. Based on the above scenario, develop the income statement and the balance sheet describing Janes business venture. Hint: The initial cash amount should be modelled in Week 0. You will be evaluated based on the correctness of your answer and the tidiness of the layout of your statements.