Don't use Ai and chatgpt.Answer in step by step with explanation Brighton Corporation purchased two new deliveryvans for $112,000 on December 31, 2025. Brightonpaid $12,000 and signed a $100,000, 5 year, 10%note for the balance. The note is to be paid off in fiveannual payments begining decembr 21, 2026.Assume the installments are to consist of equalamounts of principal plus accured interest. Preparethe journal entries to record (a) the purchase and (b)the second installment on December 31, 2027,

a. Purchase on December 31, 2025On December 31, 2025, Brighton Corporation purchased two vans…

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