An annual report for PepsiCo contained thefollowing information (in millions of U. S. dollars):Net earnings..Depreciation and amortization .2,689The decrease in trade receivables. .250The decrease in inventories.$6,214..144The decrease in prepayments. .89Increase in trade payables. .548The decrease in taxes payable..Cash dividends paid. .,305Repurchase of shares..Required:1. Compute the cash flows from operatingactivities for PepsiCo by using the indirectmethod..97.3,2262. Compute the quality of earnings ratio.3. What were the major reasons that Pepsi'squality of earnings ratio did not equal 1.0?Do not copy from chegg.

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An annual report for PepsiCo contained the following information (in millions of U. S. dollars): Net earnings. . Depreciation and amortization. .2,689 The decrease in trade receivables... The decrease in inventories. . The decrease in prepayments. Increase in trade payables. .548 The decrease in taxes payable. .97 Cash dividends paid. .3,305 Repurchase of shares. Required: 1. Compute the cash flows from operating activities for PepsiCo by using the indirect method. 2. Compute the quality of earnings ratio. 3. What were the major reasons that Pepsi's quality of earnings ratio did not equal 1.0? Do not copy from chegg. .$6,214 .250 .144 ..89 ..3,226

An annual report for PepsiCo contained the following information (in millions of U. S. dollars): Net earnings. . Depreciation and amortization. .2,689 The decrease in trade receivables... The decrease in inventories. . The decrease in prepayments. Increase in trade payables. .548 The decrease in taxes payable. .97 Cash dividends paid. .3,305 Repurchase of shares. Required: 1. Compute the cash flows from operating activities for PepsiCo by using the indirect method. 2. Compute the quality of earnings ratio. 3. What were the major reasons that Pepsi's quality of earnings ratio did not equal 1.0? Do not copy from chegg. .$6,214 .250 .144 ..89 ..3,226

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