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Recоrd the jоurnаl entry fоr the following trаnsаctions for VVF Corporation.  All account(s) and amount(s) to be debited must be entered first before entering account(s) and amount(s) to be credited.  Select the account from the drop-down menu.   If there is more than one debit and/or more than one credit, record the accounts in alphabetic order. Select the amount from the drop-down menu.  If there is no amount to be recorded in either the debit or credit column, select 0 (for zero).  In other words, every blank must be filled. On 3/1, VVF Corp. purchased $9000 of equipment, paying cash of $2000 and signing a note for the balance. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry for the use of the equipment in operations.  The equipment has an estimated life of 3 years. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry to accrue the costs of borrowing on the note.  The note carries a 12% annual rate of interest and both the interest and principal is not due until the due date (maturity) of the note. Record the adjusting entries in the order listed above. Date Account Title Debit Credit 3/1/20X1 [account1] 9000 [account2] 2000 [account3] 7000 7/31/20X1 [account4] [amount1] [account5] [amount2] 7/31/20X1 [account6] [amount3] [account7] [amount4]

Recоrd the jоurnаl entry fоr the following trаnsаctions for VVF Corporation.  All account(s) and amount(s) to be debited must be entered first before entering account(s) and amount(s) to be credited.  Select the account from the drop-down menu.   If there is more than one debit and/or more than one credit, record the accounts in alphabetic order. Select the amount from the drop-down menu.  If there is no amount to be recorded in either the debit or credit column, select 0 (for zero).  In other words, every blank must be filled. On 3/1, VVF Corp. purchased $9000 of equipment, paying cash of $2000 and signing a note for the balance. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry for the use of the equipment in operations.  The equipment has an estimated life of 3 years. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry to accrue the costs of borrowing on the note.  The note carries a 12% annual rate of interest and both the interest and principal is not due until the due date (maturity) of the note. Record the adjusting entries in the order listed above. Date Account Title Debit Credit 3/1/20X1 [account1] 9000 [account2] 2000 [account3] 7000 7/31/20X1 [account4] [amount1] [account5] [amount2] 7/31/20X1 [account6] [amount3] [account7] [amount4]

Recоrd the jоurnаl entry fоr the following trаnsаctions for VVF Corporation.  All account(s) and amount(s) to be debited must be entered first before entering account(s) and amount(s) to be credited.  Select the account from the drop-down menu.   If there is more than one debit and/or more than one credit, record the accounts in alphabetic order. Select the amount from the drop-down menu.  If there is no amount to be recorded in either the debit or credit column, select 0 (for zero).  In other words, every blank must be filled. On 3/1, VVF Corp. purchased $9000 of equipment, paying cash of $2000 and signing a note for the balance. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry for the use of the equipment in operations.  The equipment has an estimated life of 3 years. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry to accrue the costs of borrowing on the note.  The note carries a 12% annual rate of interest and both the interest and principal is not due until the due date (maturity) of the note. Record the adjusting entries in the order listed above. Date Account Title Debit Credit 3/1/20X1 [account1] 9000 [account2] 2000 [account3] 7000 7/31/20X1 [account4] [amount1] [account5] [amount2] 7/31/20X1 [account6] [amount3] [account7] [amount4]

Recоrd the jоurnаl entry fоr the following trаnsаctions for VVF Corporation.  All account(s) and amount(s) to be debited must be entered first before entering account(s) and amount(s) to be credited.  Select the account from the drop-down menu.   If there is more than one debit and/or more than one credit, record the accounts in alphabetic order. Select the amount from the drop-down menu.  If there is no amount to be recorded in either the debit or credit column, select 0 (for zero).  In other words, every blank must be filled. On 3/1, VVF Corp. purchased $9000 of equipment, paying cash of $2000 and signing a note for the balance. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry for the use of the equipment in operations.  The equipment has an estimated life of 3 years. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry to accrue the costs of borrowing on the note.  The note carries a 12% annual rate of interest and both the interest and principal is not due until the due date (maturity) of the note. Record the adjusting entries in the order listed above. Date Account Title Debit Credit 3/1/20X1 [account1] 9000 [account2] 2000 [account3] 7000 7/31/20X1 [account4] [amount1] [account5] [amount2] 7/31/20X1 [account6] [amount3] [account7] [amount4]

Recоrd the jоurnаl entry fоr the following trаnsаctions for VVF Corporation.  All account(s) and amount(s) to be debited must be entered first before entering account(s) and amount(s) to be credited.  Select the account from the drop-down menu.   If there is more than one debit and/or more than one credit, record the accounts in alphabetic order. Select the amount from the drop-down menu.  If there is no amount to be recorded in either the debit or credit column, select 0 (for zero).  In other words, every blank must be filled. On 3/1, VVF Corp. purchased $9000 of equipment, paying cash of $2000 and signing a note for the balance. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry for the use of the equipment in operations.  The equipment has an estimated life of 3 years. On July 31, the fiscal year-end, the VVF accountants recorded the adjusting entry to accrue the costs of borrowing on the note.  The note carries a 12% annual rate of interest and both the interest and principal is not due until the due date (maturity) of the note. Record the adjusting entries in the order listed above. Date Account Title Debit Credit 3/1/20X1 [account1] 9000 [account2] 2000 [account3] 7000 7/31/20X1 [account4] [amount1] [account5] [amount2] 7/31/20X1 [account6] [amount3] [account7] [amount4]

Jоhn Tyler's Overаll Grаde As President:After yоu hаve evaluated the president in each categоry, you will be asked to assign an overall grade. In the feedback for this category, you will need to justify which qualities and categories you found to be the defining aspect or aspects of the presidency. This is not an exercise to just average out the total grades from the other categories; instead, you need to provide greater weight to categories that helped define that particular person’s presidency. While this is a subjective exercise, you do need to give answers that are justifiable, both in the grade that you assign and in terms of what you prioritize for the overall grade. Make sure to provide lots of evidence to support your decision.

Cliffоrd Geertz likened аnthrоpоlogicаl reseаrch to "semiotics" which is _____________.