Your company collected $326.00 million and spent $387.00 million this month. If previous month's cash position (cumulative cash) is $12.87 million, what's the company's ending cash position at the end of this month? Note: your answer should be in millions of dollars
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Your company collected $326.00 million and spent $387.00 million this month. If previous month's cash position (cumulative cash) is $12.87 million, what's the company's ending cash position at the end of this month?
Note: your answer should be in millions of dollars.
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