In the Journal Provided,prepare Entries for the Following Independent Transactions

question 233

Essay

In the journal provided,prepare entries for the following independent transactions.(Omit explanations.)
a.Purchased land and a building on the land for $960,000.The appraised values of the land and building are $350,000 and $650,000,respectively.
b.Paid $5,000 for a sewage system,$15,000 for a parking lot,$1,000 to tear down a shack on land just purchased,and $10,000 for a block wall.
c.Purchased a truck two years ago for $18,000 with an original six-year estimated useful life and $3,000 residual value.After a full two years of use,revised the residual value to $4,000 and the useful life to a total of seven years.Record depreciation for year 3,assuming the straight-line method.
d.Purchased a machine on May 1,2013 (assume a calendar-year accounting period)for $15,000.The machine has an estimated life of 10,000 hours and no salvage value.Record depreciation for 2013 under the production method,assuming that the machine was used 2,000 hours.

Identify characteristics of sound and cogent arguments.

Recognize the role of premises in supporting a conclusion.

Distinguish between various forms of arguments (e.g., generalization, analogy).

Comprehend how validity and truth relate to argument quality.

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