Answer
A debit to equipment for $ 530, a credit to cash for $ 110, and a credit to accounts payable for $ 420.
Explanation-
When an equipment is purchased, then such equipment is asset and payments made for equipment in cash will reduce cash by $ 110 and increase liability by $ 420 in accounts payable.
The entry will be
Equipment debit $ 530
Cash credit $ 110
Accounts payable $ 420
The journal entry to record the purchase of equipment for a $110 cash down payment and...
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on an interest-bearing promissory note form a customer would debit
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