All records in a file must be uniquely identifiable in at least one attribute, which is its primary key. Drawing on your general knowledge of accounting, identify the primary key for the following types of accounting records. To illustrate, the first record is done for you.Record Type                                                                 Primary KeyAccounts Receivable                                                  Customer Number Accounts Payable  Inventory Customer Sales Orders Purchase Orders to vendors Cash Receipts (checks) from customers Cash Disbursements (checks) to vendors Employee Payroll Earnings records

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