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Tekky Corporation purchased​ 10,000 shares of preferred stock​ - Class A in ​Zu, Ltd. on 15 for and sold it the following 22 for . does not have significant influence over the​ investee, ​Zu, Ltd. This class of preferred stock is not actively traded and it does not have a readily determinable fair value.​ However, ​Zu, Ltd. has another issue of preferred stock​ (Class B) outstanding that is nearly identical to the stock that ​holds, except that it is publicly traded. The price of the Class B stock increased between 15 and 31. chooses to use the exception provided in the authoritative literature to measure the investment at adjusted cost. What journal entries are required to record these​ transactions?

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