8A-5. Red o problem 8A-4. In this case assume that on May 1, 20x5, PEACH exchanges the old press plus $32,000 cash for a new press which would have cost $61,000 if there had not been a trade-in. Required: 1. Calculate the accumulated depreciation on the press as of January 1, 20x5 and enter this as the beginning balance in the accumulated depreciation T account. Then show the adjusting entries necessary to bring the depreciation up to date as of May 1 of the same year. (This step of the problem is the sam as what you have already done for part 1 of 8A-4 above. I have you repeat it here in case you do not have your answers available when you do this problem. part of the problem regarding the exchange.) If you do have them, you may just copy them in order to do the next 2. Show the entry necessary to record the exchange on May 1, 20x5. 8A-6. Redo problem 8A-5. In this case assume that PEACH exchanges the old press plus $19,000 cash for a new press which would have cost $88,000 if there had not been a trade-in. 8A-5. Red o problem 8A-4. In this case assume that on May 1, 20x5, PEACH exchanges the old press plus $32,000 cash for a new press which would have cost $61,000 if there had not been a trade-in. Required: 1. Calculate the accumulated depreciation on the press as of January 1, 20x5 and enter this as the beginning balance in the accumulated depreciation T account. Then show the adjusting entries necessary to bring the depreciation up to date as of May 1 of the same year. (This step of the problem is the sam as what you have already done for part 1 of 8A-4 above. I have you repeat it here in case you do not have your answers available when you do this problem. part of the problem regarding the exchange.) If you do have them, you may just copy them in order to do the next 2. Show the entry necessary to record the exchange on May 1, 20x5. 8A-6. Redo problem 8A-5. In this case assume that PEACH exchanges the old press plus $19,000 cash for a new press which would have cost $88,000 if there had not been a trade-in