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As company has followed cash flow from Operating activities by indirect method ,so the following items will identified as follows..
a) Net income - Operating activity
b) Paid cash dividend - Financing activity
c) Issued common stock - Financing activity
d) Issued Bond - Financing activity
e) Redeemed Bond - Financing activity
f) Sold long term investment - Investing activity
g) Purchased Treasury stock - Financing activity
h) Sold Equipment - Investing activity
I) Issued Preferred Stock - Financing activity
j) Purchased Building - Investing activity
k) Purchased Patent - Investing activity
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