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13. Option C , $ 207,900
Cash flow from operations | |
cash flow from operating activity | 314000 |
less: Depreciation | 89600 |
less: Amortization on patents | 16500 |
Net Income | 207900 |
14. Option C , $ 2018000
Cash flow from financing activity | |
Dividend paid | -492000 |
issuing bonds | 1600000 |
issuing prefered stock | 2060000 |
treasury stock | -1150000 |
Total | 2018000 |
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