The following is the information pertaining Gamma Company: Particulars Amount Average current liabilities Average long-term liabilities Dividends paid |Capital expenditures Repayment of debt Net cash provided by operating activities S450,000 |S175,000| S75,000 S40,000 $125,000 $25,000 Calculate the free cash flow from the given details. (A) $285,000 (B) $325,000 (C) $450,000 (D) $425,000

The following is the information pertaining Gamma Company: Particulars Amount Average current liabilities Average long-term liabilities Dividends paid |Capital expenditures Repayment of debt Net cash provided by operating activities S450,000 |S175,000| S75,000 S40,000 $125,000 $25,000 Calculate the free cash flow from the given details. (A) $285,000 (B) $325,000 (C) $450,000 (D) $425,000

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Chapter11: The Statement Of Cash Flows

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