We have learned about four types of adjustments: (1) prepaid expenses, (2) unearned revenues, (3) accrued expenses, and (4) accrued revenues. Select one specific adjusting entry that falls under one of the four types and post the following: 1. A description of the adjustment and why it is necessary. 2. Provide an example of the transaction; include the debit and credit, with dates and amounts.

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