### Great Falls Company's Bank Reconciliation as of February 28#### Reconciliation Details:- **Bank Balance**: $38,343 - **+ Deposit in Transit**: $3,300 - **- Outstanding Checks**: $2,080 - **Adjusted Bank Balance**: $39,563 - **Book Balance**: $38,818 - **+ Note Collection**: $815 - **- Check Printing**: $70 - **Adjusted Book Balance**: $39,563 #### Journal Entry Requirement:After completing the bank reconciliation, Great Falls Company needs to record the following journal entry as part of the reconciliation process:**Multiple Choice Options:**1. **Debit Notes Payable $815; Credit Cash $815.**2. **Debit Cash $815; Credit Notes Receivable $815.**3. **Debit Cash $3,300; Credit Sales $3,300.**4. **Debit Cash $3,300; Credit Accounts Receivable $3,300.**5. **Debit Miscellaneous Expense $70; Credit Accounts Payable $70.**The correct journal entry needs to be selected based on the bank reconciliation results.

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