DEVELOPMENTE-LIBRARYZAIN HANDBOOKSTriton Corp reported net income of $207,200, including depreciation expense of $63,000. The company soldinvestments for $8,400 that had a cost of $25,200. Accounts receivable decreaşed $35,000 and accountspayable increased $32,200. What amount did Triton report as net cash provided by operating activities?O a. $186.200.O b. $219.200.O c. $228,200.O d. $354,200.Next pagО HelpРОСОРНONЕ10:06 AMSHOT ON POCOPHONE F111/3/2021

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Triton Corp reported net income of $207,200, including depreciation expense of $63,000. The company sold investments for $8,400 that had a cost of $25,200. Accounts receivable decreased $35,000 and accounts payable increased $32,200. What amount did Triton report as net cash provided by operating activities? O a. $186.200. O b. $219,200. O c. $228,200. O d. $354.20.

Triton Corp reported net income of $207,200, including depreciation expense of $63,000. The company sold investments for $8,400 that had a cost of $25,200. Accounts receivable decreased $35,000 and accounts payable increased $32,200. What amount did Triton report as net cash provided by operating activities? O a. $186.200. O b. $219,200. O c. $228,200. O d. $354.20.

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