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CASH AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS MGT 159 IN CLASS MATH PRACTICE SHEET # 01 3. Assume you own a confectionary that makes gourmet cupcakes. The financial Statement is as follows: Particulars Sales COGS Operating Expenses Depreciation Expense Net Income Other information's Account Receivables decreases $ 2,000. Merchandise Inventory increases $ 1,600. Accounts Payable decreases $5,500 How much cash flow from operating activities did your company generate? Solution: Income Statement (in dollar) 189,000 (75,600) (81,500) (12,000) 19,900

          CASH AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS MGT 159
IN CLASS MATH PRACTICE SHEET # 01
3. Assume you own a confectionary that makes gourmet cupcakes. The financial Statement is as follows:
Particulars
Sales
COGS
Operating Expenses
Depreciation Expense
Net Income
Other information's
Account Receivables decreases $ 2,000.
Merchandise Inventory increases $ 1,600.
Accounts Payable decreases $5,500
How much cash flow from operating activities did your company generate?
Solution:
Income Statement (in dollar)
189,000
(75,600)
(81,500)
(12,000)
19,900

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CASH AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS MGT 159
IN CLASS MATH PRACTICE SHEET # 01
3. Assume you own a confectionary that makes gourmet cupcakes. The financial Statement is as follows:
Particulars
Sales
COGS
Operating Expenses
Depreciation Expense
Net Income
Other information's
Account Receivables decreases 2,000.
Merchandise Inventory increases 1,600.
Accounts Payable decreases 5,500
How much cash flow from operating activities did your company generate?
Solution:
Income Statement (in dollar)
189,000
(75,600)
(81,500)
(12,000)
19,900

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Horngren’s Cost Accounting

Srikant M. Datar, Madhav V. Rajan 16th Edition

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CASH AND INVESTMENT DECISIONS MGT 159 IN CLASS MATH PRACTICE SHEET #01 3. Assume you own a confectionery that makes gourmet cupcakes. The financial statement is as follows: Particulars Sales COGS Operating Expenses Depreciation Expense Net Income Income Statement (In dollars) 189,000 (75,600) (81,500) (12,000) 19,900 Other information: - Account Receivables decrease $2,000. - Merchandise Inventory increases $1,600. - Accounts Payable decreases $5,500. How much cash flow from operating activities did your company generate? Solution:

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