QUESTION SPresented here are cash flows (in $ Milions) forAbu Dhabi Corporatioms most recent fiscal year:Caabreceired fromCustomersS3R00Interest on investments700Sale of investments3800Sale of company's capital stock420Issuance of delt securities2500Interest on debt$355Income tax150Principal payments on debeParchase of land13001100Payments to vendorsDividends on capital stockOperating expenses1400400780Cash flows from financing activities are$1280$1070$1920$1220

Cash flow from financing activities refers to activities that show the cash flow statement of the…

Presented here are cash flows (in s Milliona) for Abu Dhabi Corporations most recent fiscal year Caabesetred from Custemers Interest on investments 700 Sale of investments 3400 Sale of cempanys capital stock Isance of delit secuities 420 2500 Cash paid.for. Interest on debt Ineome tax Principal payments en debe Parchase of land 150 1300 1100 Payments to vendors Dividends on capital stock Operating expenses 1400 400 Cash flows from financing activities are 41280 $1070 $1920 $1220

Presented here are cash flows (in s Milliona) for Abu Dhabi Corporations most recent fiscal year Caabesetred from Custemers Interest on investments 700 Sale of investments 3400 Sale of cempanys capital stock Isance of delit secuities 420 2500 Cash paid.for. Interest on debt Ineome tax Principal payments en debe Parchase of land 150 1300 1100 Payments to vendors Dividends on capital stock Operating expenses 1400 400 Cash flows from financing activities are 41280 $1070 $1920 $1220

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