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Dietrich Corp. disclosed the following information for 2021. The firm issued $65,000 new equity and $4,790 in dividends. The firm acquired $23,186 in new fixed assets and sold $17,600 of old fixed assets. Net
a) What is the
b) What is the cash flow to creditors of Dietrich Corp. in 2021?
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