Jyn Erso owns a hockey Team called Rebel Alliance Hockey Team on March 1, 2020 At the same time, she invested $60, 000 into her new business. The accounts required are provided for you below. Also, there is a ruled chart for you to write down the changes caused by the transactions. The initial investment is already done for you Rebel Alliance Hockey Team Chart of Accounts 101 Bank 102 Accounts Receivable 130 Bus 201 Accounts Payable 301 J. Erso, Capital 302 J. Erso, Drawings 401 Ticket Sales 501 Arena Rental Expense 502 Players' Salaries Expense 503 Bus Maintenance Expense 504 Advertising Expense 505 Utilities Expense Transactions: 1 Purchased a bus for $35, 000 on credit. 2 Paid Andor Motors $2,500 for repairs to the team bus. 3 Received $45,000 cash from hockey ticket sales. 4 Issued a bill for a season ticket holder, $2,750. 5 Paid salary for the players, $55,500. 6 Paid a $5, 850 rental fee for use of the K-250 arena for the last two weeks' practices. 7 Received cash from hockey ticket sales, $55,000. 8 Jyn withdrew cash for personal use, $3,000. 9 Received $550 partial payment for Transaction 4. 10 Received a bill for this month hydro, $870. Date Debits Account(s) Bank Amount Credits Account(s) J. Erso, Capital Amount 60,000 60,000 1 N 3 3 4 5 6 7 00 9 10 Using the transactions from Part 1, record the changes in the T-Accounts for Rebel Alliance Hockey Team. After recording the changes, balance the ledger in a trial balance. (The fiscal period is for the month of March.) Bank Accounts Receivable Bus Account Payable J. Erso, Capital J. Erso, Drawings Ticket Sales Arena Rental Expense Players' Salaries Expense Bus Maintenance Expense Advertising Expense Accounts Debit Credit