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Ledger: A ledger is a book of account that is used to record transactions in particular accounts. The transactions occurring in an entity are first recorded in the journals and then they are posted to the respective ledger accounts in the particular Ledger for a particular period.
General Ledger: General Ledger is a book of account that contains five types of accounts, which are assets, liabilities, income, expenses and capital.
T-Account: A T-account is a graphical representation of a general ledger account. The left-side of T-account shows the debit entries and the right-side of T-account shows the credit entries. Therefore, the
To Describe: Each of the seven transactions a through g that are posted to the given T-accounts that reflect Belle Co.’s general ledger.
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