Module 2 Homework T-Accounts Would you please solve the following T-Account problems. Please show the formula to find the amount and do not use Excel to show this as it does not help me understand.  I need the formula typed out. 1) Left Side Beginning Balance $40000 $5000 Ending Balance ?? Right side of account Beginning Balance $8000 $2500 2) Beginning Balance $4800 $1500 $6000 $ 8700 Ending Balance $10100 Right Side  $ UNKOWN $1200 $4200   .

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