Khareef Salalah Company reported the following information for the year 2020: Net income RO 24,600; Payment on non-current notes payable RO 30,000; Depreciation expense RO 24,000; Gain on sale of building RO 15,000; Increase in inventory RO 4,100; Increase in accounts payable RO 12,300. Based on the above information what will be the net cash flow provided (used) by operating activities? O a. None of the options are correct. O b. RO 11,800. Oc. RO 80,000. O d. RO 41,800. O e. RO 50,000.

Khareef Salalah Company reported the following information for the year 2020: Net income RO 24,600; Payment on non-current notes payable RO 30,000; Depreciation expense RO 24,000; Gain on sale of building RO 15,000; Increase in inventory RO 4,100; Increase in accounts payable RO 12,300. Based on the above information what will be the net cash flow provided (used) by operating activities? O a. None of the options are correct. O b. RO 11,800. Oc. RO 80,000. O d. RO 41,800. O e. RO 50,000.

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Chapter11: The Statement Of Cash Flows

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