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merchandise inventory b)accrued interest on notes receivable c) unexpired store rent D) depreciation on equipment e)...

merchandise inventory b)accrued interest on notes receivable c) unexpired store rent D) depreciation on equipment e) accrued interest on totes payable

I need help on the journal entries. To record them has debits and credits
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