1) Calculate following
cash flow from operating activities | |
Net income | 49000 |
Gain on sale of plant assets | -4000 |
Depreciation expense | 12000 |
Increase current assets | -24000 |
Decrease current liabilities | -1000 |
Net cash provided by operation | 32000 |
So answer is c) $32000 positive
2) Cash collection from customer = 12000+240000-15000 = 237000
So answer is a) $237000
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