Mick O'Leary started a business on the first day of the month. After one month of operations his accountant presented him with the following trial balance. Accounts Accounts payable Accounts receivable M. O'Leary, capital M. O'Leary, drawings Cash Equipment Insurance expense Prepaid advertising Rent expense Salaries expense Service revenue Supplies expense Unearned revenue Debit Credit $4,515 $3,670 34,670 28,990 2,895 29,450 1,020 735 5,440 22,770 58,090 2,980 I 675 $97.950 $97,950 Required: Using the information from the trial balance, reconstruct the entries that would have been recorded in the CASH ledger account just prior to preparing the trial balance. A blank General Ledger form is provided on the next page. Date Dplanation Red Debit tho HINTS: Remember (1) The ending balances of ledger accounts are used to create the trial balance, so the ending balance in the CASH account will be the same amount as showing on the trial balance, (2) Beginning balances in all accounts are zero, and (3) Even though the amounts represented may result from a number of similar transactions, each amount can be treated as a single transaction