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A. what amount of interest expense will leach recognize for the year ending december 31, year 1? b. show how the december 31, year 1, adjusting entry to recognize the accrued interest expense affects the accounting equation. c. what amount of cash will leach pay for interest expense in year 1? d. what is the amount of interest payable as of december 31, year 1? e. what amount of cash will leach pay for interest expense in year 2? f. what amount of interest expense will leach recognize in year 2? g. what is the amount of interest payable as of december 31, year 2?

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