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The correct option is D i.e $94,600.
| Net income | $86,000 |
| (-) Gain on sale of land | ($8,200) |
| (+) Depreciation expenses | $12,700 |
| (-) Increase in merchandise inventory | ($2,750) |
| (+) Increase in account payable | $6,850 |
| Net cash inflow from operating activity | $94,600 |
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