None McNeil Airlines recently reported $5,545,00 ofsales, $1,375,500 of operating costs other thandepreciation, and $785,000 of depreciation.The company had $100,000 of outstandingbonds that carry an 8.00% interest rate, and itsfederal-plus-state income tax rate was 25%. Inorder to sustain its operations and thusgenerate future sales and cash flows, the firmwas required to spend $250,000 to buy newfixed assets and to invest $125,000 in netoperating working capital.What was the firm's free cash flow?

Step 1: Given Value for Calculation Sales = s = $5,545,000Operating Costs other depreciation = oc =…

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