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Prepare Journal Entries Without Explanations for the Merchandising Transactions Listed

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Prepare journal entries without explanations for the merchandising transactions listed below for Naveh Corporation.Assume use of the periodic inventory system.
$\begin{aligned}\text { July }1 & \text { Sold merchandise to Hobart Company for } \$ 1,000 \text {, terms } n / 15 \text {. } \\2 & \text { Purchased merchandise from Stowe Corporation for } \$ 4,000 \text {, terms } n / 15 \text {. } \\3 & \text { Gave credit to Hobart Company for merchandise returned, } \$ 100 \text {. } \\5 & \text { Purchased merchandise from Rajah Company for } \$ 5,000 \text {, terms } n / 30 \text {. } \\10 & \text { Received payment from Hobart Company for purchase of July } 1 \text {. } \\11 & \text { Returned } \$ 500 \text { in merchandise to Rajah Company for credit. } \\13 & \text { Paid Stowe Corporation in full for purchase of July } 2 \text {. } \\14 & \text { Paid Rajah Company in full for purchase of July } 5 \text {. }\end{aligned}$
$Prepare journal entries without explanations for the merchandising transactions listed below for Naveh Corporation.Assume use of the periodic inventory system. \begin{aligned} \text { July }1 & \text { Sold merchandise to Hobart Company for } \$ 1,000 \text {, terms } n / 15 \text {. } \\ 2 & \text { Purchased merchandise from Stowe Corporation for } \$ 4,000 \text {, terms } n / 15 \text {. } \\ 3 & \text { Gave credit to Hobart Company for merchandise returned, } \$ 100 \text {. } \\ 5 & \text { Purchased merchandise from Rajah Company for } \$ 5,000 \text {, terms } n / 30 \text {. } \\ 10 & \text { Received payment from Hobart Company for purchase of July } 1 \text {. } \\ 11 & \text { Returned } \$ 500 \text { in merchandise to Rajah Company for credit. } \\ 13 & \text { Paid Stowe Corporation in full for purchase of July } 2 \text {. } \\ 14 & \text { Paid Rajah Company in full for purchase of July } 5 \text {. } \end{aligned}$

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