Question 1 - Business Transactions Janice's Floral Boutique is a small flower shop that sells a variety of fresh flowers, potted plants and related gift items. The balance sheet at the end of March 2023 is shown below. Transactions for the month of April 2023 are also given (ignore taxes). (i) 1 April, Janice invests an additional $5,000 cash into the business. (ii) 2 April, the business makes a $2,000 payment towards the bank loan principal. (iii) 5 April, Janice's Floral Boutique purchases a delivery van for $15,000 cash. (iv) 7 April, the business pays $1,500 in rent for the month of April. (v) 10 April, Janice's Floral Boutique purchases $2,000 worth of inventory from a wholesaler on credit, with payment due in 30 days. (vi) 10 April, the business sells $3,500 worth of flowers and gift items, with $1,500 being sold on credit and $2,000 in cash sales. The cost of goods sold for these items is $1,600. (vii) 14 April, the business hires a part-time employee and pays a salary of $1,000 for the first two weeks of work. (viii) 19 April, Janice's Floral Boutique receives a $500 deposit for a large custom flower arrangement to be delivered in May. (ix) 20 April, the business pays $2,500 towards the outstanding accounts payable. (x) 30 April, sales for the rest of the month was $30,000 cash ( $14,000 cost). (xi) 30 April, estimated April depreciation expense of $700 for equipment and $300 for vehicles. Required: The worksheet has been prepared by a recent accounting graduate (see the answer booklet)Unfortunately, errors have been made in some of the transactions. In the space provided below the pre-prepared worksheet in the answer booklet, explain which transactions are incorrect and why. Note in the "Impact on Cash Flow" column, the impact on the Cash Flow Statement has been shown (13 marks) Worksheet completed by university graduate