On November 1, Cooper Equipment had a beginning balance in the Office Supplies account of 5600.. During the month, Cooper purchased $1,100 of ofice suap es. At November 30, Cooper Equipment had S200 of offce suppies on hand Read the reguirenents Requirement 1 The Office Supplies T-account has been opened for you. Enter the beginning balance and ourchase of office supplies. Use "Nov 1" as a posting refesente to erte the begnng balance and "Nov. surchases as a posting reference to post the purchase of office supplies during the month.) Office Supplies Nov 1 600 O Requirements 1 The Office Supplies T-account has been opened for you Enter the beginning balance and purchase of office supplies. 2. Record the adusting entry required at Novemoer 30 3. Post the adusting entry to twe hao accounts invoved, and shoN ther balances at iovembeot Print Done

On November 1, Cooper Equipment had a beginning balance in the Office Supplies account of 5600.. During the month, Cooper purchased $1,100 of ofice suap es. At November 30, Cooper Equipment had S200 of offce suppies on hand Read the reguirenents Requirement 1 The Office Supplies T-account has been opened for you. Enter the beginning balance and ourchase of office supplies. Use "Nov 1" as a posting refesente to erte the begnng balance and "Nov. surchases as a posting reference to post the purchase of office supplies during the month.) Office Supplies Nov 1 600 O Requirements 1 The Office Supplies T-account has been opened for you Enter the beginning balance and purchase of office supplies. 2. Record the adusting entry required at Novemoer 30 3. Post the adusting entry to twe hao accounts invoved, and shoN ther balances at iovembeot Print Done

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Chapter7: Accounting Information Systems

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Problem 5EA: Catherines Cookies has a beginning balance in the Accounts Payable control total account of $8,200....

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