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On December 31, Hawkin's records show the following accounts.
 

Cash

$ 8,900    

Accounts Receivable

1,400    

Supplies

4,000    

Equipment

15,700    

Accounts Payable

7,900    

Hawkin, Capital, December 1

20,900    

Hawkin, Withdrawals

2,700    

Services Revenue

17,900    

Wages Expense

8,000    

Rent Expense

3,400    

Utilities Expense

2,600    


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