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PARRISH 2-7 (T-ACCOUNTS)
Please solve the missing amount for this T-Account and explain how you go about solving the missing amount
Accounts Payable
Left Side of T-Account
6/4 Transaction A $1500
6/8 Transaction C $2000
Rigth Side of T-Account
6/1 Beginning Balance $3000
6/6 Transactiono B UNKNOWN
6/29 Transaction D $3400
Ending Balance $6700
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