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When you agree to buy a car based on the great deal you're offered, and it turns out that all the best features cost extra, you

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1. Investment in shares of Edwards Co A/c Dr $600,120

To Cash A/c $600,120

(Being the purchase of stock is made)

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= Number of shares acquired × par value of common stock + commission charges

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