Sanders, Inc. reported net income of $205. Beginning and ending balances of accounts receivable were $40 and $45, respectively. • Accounts payable balances at the beginning and ending of the year were $35 and $33, respectively. Assuming all relevant information has been presented, Sanders should report net operating cash flows of: A $198 B $202 C $205 D $212 E None of these

Sanders, Inc. reported net income of $205. Beginning and ending balances of accounts receivable were $40 and $45, respectively. • Accounts payable balances at the beginning and ending of the year were $35 and $33, respectively. Assuming all relevant information has been presented, Sanders should report net operating cash flows of: A $198 B $202 C $205 D $212 E None of these

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