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This is a T-Account for SERVICE REVENUE FEE
Here are the transactions and amounts provided. I need to find out what Transaction C is.
On the Credit Side
Beginning Balance $6,000
Transaction A $3,00
Transaction B $3,500
Transaction C? is on the Debit side. How do I figure out the amount of Transaction C. Please show me how to figure that out but also provide the answer. Thanks!
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