B. Activity Analyzing Transaction - Basic Accounting Equation Jesus Goyal Computer Company entered into the following transaction during April 2017; 1. Purchased Computers for P200,000 from Enigma Co on account. ASSETS LIABILITIES EQUITY %3D + + This is recorded as: Date Account Debit Credit 2. Paid P40, 000 cash for April rent of the office space for the month. 3. Received P150, 000 cash from customers for contracts billed in March. 4. Performed computer services for Laranang Computer Company for P40, 000 cash. 5. Paid the electric company P14,000 cash for energy usage in April. 6. Jesus Goyal invested an additional P50, 000 in the business. 7. Paid Enigma Co. for the computers purchased in (1) above. 8. Incurred an advertising expense for April amounting to P21, 000 on account.

B. Activity Analyzing Transaction - Basic Accounting Equation Jesus Goyal Computer Company entered into the following transaction during April 2017; 1. Purchased Computers for P200,000 from Enigma Co on account. ASSETS LIABILITIES EQUITY %3D + + This is recorded as: Date Account Debit Credit 2. Paid P40, 000 cash for April rent of the office space for the month. 3. Received P150, 000 cash from customers for contracts billed in March. 4. Performed computer services for Laranang Computer Company for P40, 000 cash. 5. Paid the electric company P14,000 cash for energy usage in April. 6. Jesus Goyal invested an additional P50, 000 in the business. 7. Paid Enigma Co. for the computers purchased in (1) above. 8. Incurred an advertising expense for April amounting to P21, 000 on account.

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