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Wildhorse Clark opened Wildhorse's Cleaning Service on July $1,2022.$ During July, the following transactions were completed.

July $1$ Wildhorse invested $$19,800$ cash in the business.

$1$ Purchased used truck for $$9,100,$ paying $$3,900$ cash and the balance on account.

$3$ Purchased cleaning supplies for $$1,900$ on account.

$5$ Paid $$1,800$ cash on a $1-$year insurance policy effective July $1.$

$12$ Billed customers $$4,400$ for cleaning services.

$18$ Paid $$1,600$ cash on amount owed on truck and $$1,400$ on amount owed on cleaning supplies.

$20$ Paid $$2,600$ cash for employee salaries.

$21$ Collected $$3,300$ cash from customer's billed on July $12.$

$25$ Billed customers $$6,000$ for cleaning services.

$31$ Paid $$350$ for the monthly gasoline bill for the truck.

$31$ Withdraw $$5,600$ cash for personal use.

$($a$1).$

$($a$2)$

Post the July transactions. $($Post entries in the order of joumal entries posted above.$)$for Oriole Roofing at March $31,2022,$ are as follows.

Other data:

A physical count reveals only $$700$ of roofing supplies on hand.

Depreciation for March is $$247.$

Unearned revenue amounted to $$150$ at March $31.$

Accrued salaries are $$600.$

$($a$)$

$($b$1)$

$($b$2)$

$($b$3).$

$($c$)$

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Journalize the adjusting entries from the adjustments columns of the worksheet. $($Credit account titles are automatically indented

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