Weber Inc. began operations on August $1,2023,$ and showed the following account balances at August $31.$ Cash: $$49,000$; Accounts Receivable: $$1,300$; Prepaid Rent: $$3,900$; Equipment: $$2,000$; Accounts Payable: $$13,800$; Share Capital: $$41,200$; Dividends: $$2,500$; Consulting Revenue Earned: $$6,500$; Utilities Expense: $$2,800.$ The following transactions occurred during September.

a$.$ September $1$: Susan Montgomery $($a shareholder$),$ received share capital in Weber Inc., after investing $$30,000$ cash and $$50,000$ worth of equipment in Weber Inc.

b$.$ September $3$ : Weber Inc. provided $$1,750$ of consulting services for a customer who will pay within $30$ days.

c$.$ September $6$ : Weber Inc. received a bill today for this month's water utilities; $$150.$ It will be paid within $30$ days.

d$.$ September $8$ : Provided consulting services to a customer and collected $$600.$

e$.$ September $11$ : Weber Inc. paid $$100$ for this month's electrical utilities bill received today.

f$.$ September $13$ : Weber Inc. purchased new equipment by paying $$4,500$ cash.

g$.$ September $15$ : Weber Inc. received $$1,300$ towards payment for the services provided in transaction $($b$).$

h$.$ September $16$ : Weber Inc. used $$1,000$ cash and $$3,750$ credit to purchase new equipment worth $$4,750.$

i$.$ September $19$ : Weber Inc. paid $$100$ towards the bill from transaction $($c$).$

j$.$ September $20$ : Weber Inc. used credit to purchase $$4,250$ of equipment.

Enter each account balance as of August $31$ in the appropriate $T-$account, and then record the transactions by entering the debit and credit entries directly in the T$-$accounts. Use the date for each transaction to identify the entries, placing the date in the left$-$hand cell and the amount in the right$-$hand cell of the appropriate side of the $T-$account. Then determine the balance of each account, and write 'Balance' $($or 'Bal'$)$ next to it$,$ in the left$-$hand cell on the