2. The ledger for C. Hernandez, as of June 30, 20- is given below. AR Bank P. One Slaught AR AR Tamo 850 5 000 3500 AP 2. Ban Supplies 25360 equipment 22 800 Automobiles 785 15 c. A/P AP Capital hemandex W. Parker 1200 25000 White Bank Loan 32224 1000 Prepare a trial balance for C. Hemandez for June 30, 20- 3. The accounts and balances of Coco Coreananged below in alphabetical ordat. Account AP 1 Jondalice 350 4 AP 250 M AR- Legria AR Nish Automobile 500 150 w 22 500 Bank 000 10 Bank Loan ODO che Capital 27 471 *quipment 7 236 Supplies 1 34 Chapter 4 925 Prepare a trial balance for Ceco Co with the accounts arranged in normal ledger order. Remember to write in the three-part heading. Date the trial balance June 30 of this year, Com/c/MjMMzk2MzEyOTOZ 2. Cooke Garage is a small business operated by James Cooks. Shown below are 10 selected transactions of Cooks Garage. Record the 10 required accounting entriee on the transaction analysie shoot in your Workbook. When performing your analysis, choose from the following uc counts: Cash Accounts Receivable (several) Supplies Equipment Truck Bank Loan Accounts Payable (several J. Cooks, Capital Transactions 1. A car is repaired for a customer who pays the $450 charge in cash. 2. The business purchases $170 of supplies for cash. The business pays $125 to Rosal Co., an account payable. 4. The business receives $90 from G. Raw, an account receivable. 5. A welding unit, included in the Equipment account at $500, is run over by a truc k. It is so badly damaged that it has to be thrown away. 6. A new welding unit is purchased on credit from Bly Co. at a cost of $790. 7. For the repair of his cat, F. Stefryk pays $100 cash and owes $250, the balance of the repair charge 8. Arrangements are made with the bank to borrow $6000. A promissory note fort his amount is signed by Mr. Cooks for the bank after which the bank providest he business with 56000 cash. 9. Albert McCann, a part- time mechanic employed by Cooks Garage, is paid wages of 5375. 10. A towing service is performed for a customer for 540 cash, M 2. The ledger for C. Hernandez, as of June 30, 20- is given below. AR Bank P. One Slaught AR AR Tamo 850 5 000 3500 AP 2. Ban Supplies 25360 equipment 22 800 Automobiles 785 15 c. A/P AP Capital hemandex W. Parker 1200 25000 White Bank Loan 32224 1000 Prepare a trial balance for C. Hemandez for June 30, 20- 3. The accounts and balances of Coco Coreananged below in alphabetical ordat. Account AP 1 Jondalice 350 4 AP 250 M AR- Legria AR Nish Automobile 500 150 w 22 500 Bank 000 10 Bank Loan ODO che Capital 27 471 *quipment 7 236 Supplies 1 34 Chapter 4 925 Prepare a trial balance for Ceco Co with the accounts arranged in normal ledger order. Remember to write in the three-part heading. Date the trial balance June 30 of this year, Com/c/MjMMzk2MzEyOTOZ 2. Cooke Garage is a small business operated by James Cooks. Shown below are 10 selected transactions of Cooks Garage. Record the 10 required accounting entriee on the transaction analysie shoot in your Workbook. When performing your analysis, choose from the following uc counts: Cash Accounts Receivable (several) Supplies Equipment Truck Bank Loan Accounts Payable (several J. Cooks, Capital Transactions 1. A car is repaired for a customer who pays the $450 charge in cash. 2. The business purchases $170 of supplies for cash. The business pays $125 to Rosal Co., an account payable. 4. The business receives $90 from G. Raw, an account receivable. 5. A welding unit, included in the Equipment account at $500, is run over by a truc k. It is so badly damaged that it has to be thrown away. 6. A new welding unit is purchased on credit from Bly Co. at a cost of $790. 7. For the repair of his cat, F. Stefryk pays $100 cash and owes $250, the balance of the repair charge 8. Arrangements are made with the bank to borrow $6000. A promissory note fort his amount is signed by Mr. Cooks for the bank after which the bank providest he business with 56000 cash. 9. Albert McCann, a part- time mechanic employed by Cooks Garage, is paid wages of 5375. 10. A towing service is performed for a customer for 540 cash, M