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cash received from customers
= interest revenue + int receivable on 2018 - int receivable 2019
= 4400 + 600-1400
= 3600
wages paid in a year
= wage expense for the year + wages outstanding in 2018 - wages payable in 2019
= 8000+2200-1600
= 8600
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