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Answer:
Free Cash Flow = Cash provided by Operations - Capital
Expenditure - Dividend Paid
Free Cash Flow = $360,000 - $200,000 - $140,000
Free Cash Flow = $20,000
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Help me fill in the blanks! Prepare a statement of cash flows
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