can you please explain to me how you got the ending number on the cash ledger please!

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can you please explain to me how you got the ending number on the cash ledger please!

Cash Account
Amount (Dr.) Date
Amount (Cr.)
3000
Date
Particulars
Particulars
Jan-01 To Capital Stock
Jan-17 To Fees Earned
Jan-31 To Fees Earned
Jan-01 By Barber Chair#1
Jan-01 By Barber Chair#2
Jan-01 By Prepaid Insurance
Jan-02 By Advertising Expense
Jan-02 By Prepaid Rent
Jan-19 By Salaries Expense
Jan-31 By Salaries Expense
40000
2880
2400
3144
3300
110
8400
750
3000
Jan-31 By Dividends
Jan-31 By balance c/d
125
24939
46024
46024
Capital Stock Account
Amount (Dr.) Date
40000
Amount (Cr.)
40000
Date
Particulars
Particulars
Jan-31 To balance c/d
Jan-01 By Cash
40000
40000
Barber Chair#1
Amount (Dr.) Date
3000
Amount (Cr.)
3000
Date
Particulars
Particulars
Jan-01 To Cash
Jan-31 By balance c/d
3000
3000
Transcribed Image Text:Cash Account Amount (Dr.) Date Amount (Cr.) 3000 Date Particulars Particulars Jan-01 To Capital Stock Jan-17 To Fees Earned Jan-31 To Fees Earned Jan-01 By Barber Chair#1 Jan-01 By Barber Chair#2 Jan-01 By Prepaid Insurance Jan-02 By Advertising Expense Jan-02 By Prepaid Rent Jan-19 By Salaries Expense Jan-31 By Salaries Expense 40000 2880 2400 3144 3300 110 8400 750 3000 Jan-31 By Dividends Jan-31 By balance c/d 125 24939 46024 46024 Capital Stock Account Amount (Dr.) Date 40000 Amount (Cr.) 40000 Date Particulars Particulars Jan-31 To balance c/d Jan-01 By Cash 40000 40000 Barber Chair#1 Amount (Dr.) Date 3000 Amount (Cr.) 3000 Date Particulars Particulars Jan-01 To Cash Jan-31 By balance c/d 3000 3000
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Dear student, you are asking about the calculation of the ending balance of the cash ledger. The cash has two sides, the left side denotes the debit side which includes all the sources of funds, and the right side denotes the credit side which includes all the applications of funds.                                                                        

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