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![Use the following to answer questions 16 – 20
Following are the transaction of TR Inc., which provides
consulting services related to mining of precious metals.
Amount of
Transaction
Transaction
ACash provided from long-term borrowing
$250,000
BCash provided from consulting customers
125,000
|CCash used for payment of office rent
5,000
PCash used for purchase of office equipment
30,000
E Cash used to pay office utilities
1,200
FCash used for payment of employee salaries
24,300
G|Cash provided from sale of equipment that had been used in operations
20,000
HCash used to pay the bank for a loan due this month
175,000
I Cash used for purchase of office supplies
100
Purchase of company vehicle paying 30% cash and borrowing the rest.
30,000
16. $
be included in cash used from investing activities?
Refer to transaction J, how much should
17. $
Determine the cash flows from
operating activities (include “_“ if needed)
18. $
Determine the cash flows from
investing activities (include "-“ if needed)
19. $
Determine the cash flows from
financing activities (include "-“ if needed)
20. $
How much did cash change over the
year?](https://content.bartleby.com/qna-images/question/26aecb43-bec4-4f8d-b1c6-a8d08f430dd8/1ea7558e-18fa-43e3-86f7-3c76803608da/awjl6n5c_thumbnail.jpeg)
Transcribed Image Text:Use the following to answer questions 16 – 20
Following are the transaction of TR Inc., which provides
consulting services related to mining of precious metals.
Amount of
Transaction
Transaction
ACash provided from long-term borrowing
$250,000
BCash provided from consulting customers
125,000
|CCash used for payment of office rent
5,000
PCash used for purchase of office equipment
30,000
E Cash used to pay office utilities
1,200
FCash used for payment of employee salaries
24,300
G|Cash provided from sale of equipment that had been used in operations
20,000
HCash used to pay the bank for a loan due this month
175,000
I Cash used for purchase of office supplies
100
Purchase of company vehicle paying 30% cash and borrowing the rest.
30,000
16. $
be included in cash used from investing activities?
Refer to transaction J, how much should
17. $
Determine the cash flows from
operating activities (include “_“ if needed)
18. $
Determine the cash flows from
investing activities (include "-“ if needed)
19. $
Determine the cash flows from
financing activities (include "-“ if needed)
20. $
How much did cash change over the
year?
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