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Hello, to determine the net cash provided by the operating activities, investing activities, and financing activities, we need to analyze the changes in the balance sheet accounts and consider the given transitions.
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Let's calculate each component step by step.
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Net cash provided by operating activities.
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Net cash provided by operating activities is derived using the indirect method, which starts with the net income and adjusted for non -cash items and changes in the working capital.
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Net income is not provided in the given information, but we know that there was a cash dividend of $40 ,000 charged to retained earnings.
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This means that the net income for the year should be $40 ,000 less than the increase in the retained earnings.
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So, net income will equal to the increase in the retained earnings less cash dividends.
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If we substitute the values, it will be $32 ,000 less $40 ,000.
01:27
It will be $8 ,000.
01:36
Depreciation expense is equal to $72 ,000 less $32 ,000 that is $40 ,000.
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It has been calculated by the increase in the accumulated depreciation for the building and the equipment from 2014 to 2015.
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This represents the depreciation expense for the year.
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Changes in working capital accounts received payable increased by $60 ,000.
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Inventory increased by $1 ,00 ,000...