Within the accounts payable ledger of The Hat Emporium, a retail store, there are accounts for a number of suppliers as of the end of October, 20X1. One of these, Fabric Sourcing, displays a beginning balance of $9,000, a purchase invoice for $5,200 on 10/5, a purchase invoice of $6,100 on 10/9, a credit memorandum of $1,200 on 10/17, a credit memorandum of $4,800 on 10/22, and a purchase invoice of $1,200 on 10/30. What is the ending balance within the accounts payable ledger account of Fabric Sourcing on 10/31 ? Ending balance

Within the accounts payable ledger of The Hat Emporium, a retail store, there are accounts for a number of suppliers as of the end of October, 20X1. One of these, Fabric Sourcing, displays a beginning balance of $9,000, a purchase invoice for $5,200 on 10/5, a purchase invoice of $6,100 on 10/9, a credit memorandum of $1,200 on 10/17, a credit memorandum of $4,800 on 10/22, and a purchase invoice of $1,200 on 10/30. What is the ending balance within the accounts payable ledger account of Fabric Sourcing on 10/31 ? Ending balance

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