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Set up T accounts for the following transactions: Cash 1500 Player Capital 1500 Property Title Deeds...

Set up T accounts for the following transactions:

Cash 1500
Player Capital 1500
Property Title Deeds 100
Cash 100
Cash 6
Rental Income 6
Rental Expense 16
Cash 16
Property Title Deeds 220
Cash 220
Jail Fee Expense 50
Cash 50
Jail Fee Expense 50
Cash 50
Property Title Deeds 200
Cash 200
Cash 50
Micellaneous Expense 50
Property Title Deeds 280
Cash 280
Cash 18
Rental Income 18
Rental Expense 50
Cash 50
Cash 6
Rental Income 6
Cash 200
Salary Income 200
Investment - Railroad 200
Cash 200
Rent Expense 10
Cash 10
Rent Txpense 26
Cash 26
Property Title Deeds 70
Cash 70
Cash 200
Salary Income 200
Property Title Deeds 100
Cash 100
Cash 16
Rental Income 16
Rental Expense 32
Cash 32
Cash 20
Miscellaneous Income 20
Cash 6
Rental Income 6
Rental Expense 18
Cash 18
Cash 6
Rental Income 6
Rental Expense 18
Cash 18
Cash 6
Rental Income 6
Rental Expense 26
Cash 26
Rental Expense 25
Cash 25
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