Based on the following transactions, complete the table shown below.

a$.$ A shareholder paid Zcom Inc. $$80,000$ cash for share capital in the business.

b$.$ $$200$ of commissions were earned and collected today by Zcom Inc.

c$.$ Zcom Inc. paid $$500$ for supplies purchased today.

d$.$ Zcom Inc. returned $$200$ of defective supplies today that were originally

purchased for cash.

e$.$ Zcom Inc. paid $$800$ for supplies purchased today.

f$.$ Zcom Inc. purchased $$300$ of supplies on credit.

g$.$ Zcom Inc. collected $$1,300$ for commissions earned today.

h$.$ Zcom Inc. bought $$700$ of supplies paying $$100$ cash and $$600$ on account.

i$.$ Zcom Inc. collected $$6,500$ for commissions earned today.

j$.$ Zcom Inc. paid dividends of $$1,900$ to the shareholders.

a$)$ To complete the table shown below, identify the headings $($account names$)$ for

each column by clicking on the appropriate cell and making a selection. Use

additions $(+$ sign$)$ and subtractions $(-$ sign$)$ to show the transactions' effects on the

elements of the equation. Indicate next to each change in equity $($in the explanation

column$)$ whether it was caused by the issuance of share capital $($investment$),$ a

revenue, an expense or payment of dividends. Identify revenues and expenses by

name. If a transaction does not affect equity, no explanation is required. Calculate

the total balance for each column $($no $+$ or $-$ sign is required for totals$)$

b$)$ Prove the accounting equation by calculating total assets and comparing it to the

total of liabilities plus equity. Please make sure your final answer$($s$)$ are accurate to

the nearest whole number.

$\backslash$ Total assets $\backslash \backslash =$ Total liabilities and equity