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Redlands Inc. began business on January 1, 2020. Redlands had the following four transactions during 2020.
1. Purchased equipment for $20.
2. Earned $30 of service revenue and collected it all in cash.
3. Incurred $20 of operating expenses. Paid $5 in cash and set up an account payable for the remaining $15.
4. Recorded $5 of
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