Larry Power started a new business in the name of Power Electrical on October $1,2023.$ During October, a number of activities occurred and the following totals resulted at October $31,2023($shown in accounting equation format$)$:

Assets $=$ Liabilities $+$ Equity

Cash $+$ Accounts Receivable $+$ Office Supplies $+$ Office Equip. $+$ Electrical Equip. $=$ Accounts Payable $+$ Larry Power, Capital

$$37,000+$ $$7,700+$ $$2,600+$ $$35,000+$ $$17,500=$ $$25,000+$ $$74,800$

During November, the following occurred:

Nov. $1$ Rented office space and paid cash for the month$$s rent of $$7,900.$

$3$ Purchased electrical equipment for $$25,000$ from an electrician who was going out of business, by using $$13,500$ in personal funds and agreeing to pay the balance in $30$ days. Hint: Reminder to record the impact of the owner's deposit of cash in the business before recording the purchase of the equipment.

$5$ Purchased office supplies by paying $$2,500$ cash.

$6$ Completed electrical work and immediately collected $$2,700$ for doing the work.

$8$ Purchased $$5,900$ of office equipment on credit.

$15$ Completed electrical work on credit in the amount of $$6,700.$

$16$ Interviewed and hired a part$-$time electrician who will be paid $$6,000$ each month. He will begin work in three weeks.

$18$ Purchased $$1,700$ of office supplies on credit.

$20$ Paid for the office equipment purchased on November $8.$

$24$ Billed a client $$5,150$ for electrical work; the balance is due in $30$ days.

$28$ Received $$6,700$ for the work completed on November $15.$

$30$ Paid the office assistant$$s salary of $$5,100.$

$30$ Paid the monthly utility bills of $$4,300.$

$30$ Power withdrew $$2,100$ from the business for personal use.