Match the following accounts with the proper place on the balance sheet for the Jerry Corporation.
Group of answer choices
1. Cash Owned by Jerry
Liabilities Asset Equity
2. Accounts receivable owed to Jerry by one of Jerry's customers
[ Choose ] Liabilities Asset Equity
3. Equipment owned by Jerry
[ Choose ] Liabilities Asset Equity
4. A note payable that Jerry owes to the bank
[ Choose ] Liabilities Asset Equity
5. Stock Jerry issued to investors in exchange for money
[ Choose ] Liabilities Asset Equity
1. Cash Owned by Jerry
Asset
2. Accounts receivable owed to Jerry by one of Jerry's customers
Asset
3. Equipment owned by Jerry
Asset
4. A note payable that Jerry owes to the bank
Liabilities
5. Stock Jerry issued to investors in exchange for money
Equity
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