Homework Answers
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Operating (O)/ Investing (I)/ Financing (F) |
Amount of cash flow |
Increase (+) Decrease (-) |
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| a | (I) | 162,000 | + |
| (O) | 18,000 | - | |
| b | (O) | 139,000 | + |
| c | (O) | 19,000 | + |
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is provided. thank you!
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