Tracy Migre, a certified public accounting, has completed the following transactions. Ms.Migres assests , liabilites, and owner equity account titles and balances are shown in the table below. use the table on the page to show the effect of each transaction.

Transactions:
1)Owner invested additional cash in the buissness,$ 5,000.

2)Paid telephone bill,$600 .

3)Wrote a check to a creditor as partial payment on account,$500.

4)bought supplies on account, $150.

5)Received a check for accounting services, $300.

6)Owner invested office equipment in the bussines,$2,500.

7)Completed accounting services and agreed to accept payment later,$900.

8)Withdrew cash from the buissness for personal use,$2,000.

9)Received a check as partial payment on account $450.

BIG TIP:each transaction has two entries.Dont forget beginning balances.
theres a chart/table but i wouldnt post here the chart is 18 boxes and 6 colums the first box is empty than the second box your suppose to right the new balance i really need help please help me out.

To show the effect of each transaction in the table, you will need to update the account titles and balances in the corresponding boxes. Here's how you can do it:

1) Owner invested additional cash in the business, $5,000.
- Increase the "Cash" account by $5,000.
- Increase the "Owner's Equity" account by $5,000.

2) Paid telephone bill, $600.
- Decrease the "Cash" account by $600.
- Decrease the "Owner's Equity" account by $600.

3) Wrote a check to a creditor as a partial payment on account, $500.
- Decrease the "Cash" account by $500.
- Decrease the "Accounts Payable" (creditor) account by $500.

4) Bought supplies on account, $150.
- Increase the "Supplies" account by $150.
- Increase the "Accounts Payable" (creditor) account by $150.

5) Received a check for accounting services, $300.
- Increase the "Cash" account by $300.
- Increase the "Owner's Equity" account by $300.

6) Owner invested office equipment in the business, $2,500.
- Increase the "Office Equipment" account by $2,500.
- Increase the "Owner's Equity" account by $2,500.

7) Completed accounting services and agreed to accept payment later, $900.
- Increase the "Accounts Receivable" (customer) account by $900.
- Increase the "Owner's Equity" account by $900.

8) Withdrew cash from the business for personal use, $2,000.
- Decrease the "Cash" account by $2,000.
- Decrease the "Owner's Equity" account by $2,000.

9) Received a check as a partial payment on account, $450.
- Increase the "Cash" account by $450.
- Decrease the "Accounts Receivable" (customer) account by $450.

Remember to update the balances in each account after each transaction and make sure the debits and credits are balanced. The final balances in the accounts will show the effect of each transaction.

To show the effect of each transaction, we will update the account balances in the table provided. Let's go through each transaction step-by-step:

1) Owner invested additional cash in the business, $5,000.
- Cash account: +$5,000
- Owner's equity account: +$5,000

2) Paid telephone bill, $600.
- Cash account: -$600
- Liabilities account (Telephone bill payable): -$600

3) Wrote a check to a creditor as partial payment on account, $500.
- Cash account: -$500
- Liabilities account: -$500

4) Bought supplies on account, $150.
- Assets account (Supplies): +$150
- Liabilities account: +$150

5) Received a check for accounting services, $300.
- Cash account: +$300
- Revenues account (Accounting services): +$300

6) Owner invested office equipment in the business, $2,500.
- Assets account (Office equipment): +$2,500
- Owner's equity account: +$2,500

7) Completed accounting services and agreed to accept payment later, $900.
- Accounts receivable: +$900
- Revenues account: +$900

8) Withdrew cash from the business for personal use, $2,000.
- Cash account: -$2,000
- Owner's equity account: -$2,000

9) Received a check as partial payment on account, $450.
- Cash account: +$450
- Liabilities account: -$450

Please use the provided table to update the new balances for each account after each transaction.