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A) Accounts Receivable could have decreased.
B) Cash payments could have been larger than the related expense accounts.
C) Accounts Receivable could have increased.
D) Cash payments could have been smaller than the related expense accounts.
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A) increased net income, but has not been paid in cash this period.
B) decreased net income, but has not been paid in cash this period.
C) decreased net income and decreased cash.
D) flow this period increased net income and increased cash flow this perioD.
Adding decreases in current assets eliminates the effects of some transactions that decreased net income but did not affect cash in the current perioD.
For example, when Supplies are used, net income decreases but cash is not affecteD.
To eliminate these noncash effects from our cash flow computations, we must add back decreases in Supplies and other current assets.
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A) inflows from financing activities.
B) outflows from financing activities.
C) inflows from investing activities.
D) outflows from investing activities.
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A) $350,000
B) $380,500
C) $340,000
D) $410,000
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A) $850,000.
B) $802,000.
C) $845,000.
D) $855,000.
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A) increased net income, but did not impact cash.
B) decreased net income, but did not impact cash.
C) increased net income and increased cash flow.
D) decreased net income and decreased cash flow.
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