June 12 Performed services for \\( \\$ 10,000 \\) in cash. June 15 Issued Cheok 207 for \\( \\$ 6,200 \\) to pay an employee's salary. June 18 Received payments of \\( \\$ 4,000 \\) from credit dients on account. June 20 Issued Cheok 208 for \\$6,000 to Special Moves, Inc., as payment on account. June 25 Issued Cheok 209 in the amount of \\( \\$ 375 \\) for the monthly telephone bill. June 27 Issued Cheok 210 in the amount of \\( \\$ 980 \\) for the monthly electric bill. June 28 Issued Cheok 211 to Jenna Davis for \\$5,000 for personal living expenses. June 30 Issued Cheok 212 for \\( \\$ 6,200 \\) to pay the salary of an employee. Totals - Should agree with Balance Sheet Balance Sheet \29 of available points For each transaction, indicate the impact on total assets, total liabilities and total equity. Enter decreases as negative values. If there is no impact, leave the cell blank. The system will calculate the cumulative amounts in the bottom row. Upon completion, compare the totals to the balance sheet. Is your accounting equation in balance? June 12 Performed services for \\( \\$ 10,000 \\) in cash. June 15 Issued Cheok 207 for \\( \\$ 6,200 \\) to pay an employee's salary. June 18 Received payments of \\( \\$ 4,000 \\) from credit dients on account. June 20 Issued Cheok 208 for \\$6,000 to Special Moves, Inc., as payment on account. June 25 Issued Cheok 209 in the amount of \\( \\$ 375 \\) for the monthly telephone bill. June 27 Issued Cheok 210 in the amount of \\( \\$ 980 \\) for the monthly electric bill. June 28 Issued Cheok 211 to Jenna Davis for \\$5,000 for personal living expenses. June 30 Issued Cheok 212 for \\( \\$ 6,200 \\) to pay the salary of an employee. Totals - Should agree with Balance Sheet Balance Sheet \29 of available points For each transaction, indicate the impact on total assets, total liabilities and total equity. Enter decreases as negative values. If there is no impact, leave the cell blank. The system will calculate the cumulative amounts in the bottom row. Upon completion, compare the totals to the balance sheet. Is your accounting equation in balance