please I need complete and correct answer with all work thanks answer in text 7. The books of Moon Guardian Sdn Bhd show the following balances on 1 June2022 with cash at the bank valued at RM6,875 and purchase day book (Popular Co: RM6,980and Sen Dai Bhd RM2,400). Transactions for the month of June 2022 are as follows:RM2022Jun 13410111216182122252930Paid Popular Co by cheque to settleinvoice of RM2,500, less 5% discountReceived cheque for RM1,500 fromPang Brothers to settle an invoice ofRM1,550.Paid electricity by cashBought goods on credit from Popular CoCash salesTransferred cash from office to bankBought a computer by cheque for officeuseThe owner drew a business's cheque topay his son's tuition feesReceived cheque for RM640 from Lai &Sons in full settlement of an amount ofRM660Sold goods on credit to Pang BrothersPaid Sen Dai Bhd by cheque, RM2,350,in full settlement of account RM2,400Transferred personal fixed deposit tobusiness bank accountPaid cheque for RM1,425 to Popular Coafter deducting 5% discountPaid insurance by chequeWithdrew cash from bank for office useBank chargesReceived cheque for commissionRequired:Enter the above details in a cashbook.1251,2503,5003,2003,0002,1851,6603,24575050020800

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The books of Moon Guardian Sdn Bhd show the following balances on 1 June 2022 with cash at the bank valued at RM6,875 and purchase day book (Popular Co: RM6,980 and Sen Dai Bhd RM2,400). Transactions for the month of June 2022 are as follows:

The books of Moon Guardian Sdn Bhd show the following balances on 1 June 2022 with cash at the bank valued at RM6,875 and purchase day book (Popular Co: RM6,980 and Sen Dai Bhd RM2,400). Transactions for the month of June 2022 are as follows:

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