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Enter the following December 31 normal balances in the first row of T-accounts below: K. Korver, Capital $20,400; K. Korver, Withdrawals $3,200; Services Revenue $39,000; Salaries Expense $27,400; and Rent Expense $5,400. (1) Post closing entries to each accounts T-account. (2) Compute the ending balance of each T-account, even if the final balance is $0

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