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NTIFYING THE ACCOUNT TITLES ctions: Identify the account titles present in the Transactions 1. Purchased store equipment for cash 2. Purchased store equipment on credit 3. Borrowed money from the bank 4. Paid the salary of the store helper 5. Paid the rent of the office space 6. Bought repair supplies for cash 7. Bought repair equipment on credit 8. Billed E. Manzano for repair services done on his automobile 9. Received cash from various customers for repairs done on their automobiles 10, Received cash for the full payment from Mr. E. Manzano. anda, Atis, Del Rosario (2002). Accountin

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Problem 13SEB: CASH, MODIFIED CASH, AND ACCRUAL BASES OF ACCOUNTING For each journal entry shown below, indicate...

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