Merry Corp. holds stock in Bright, Inc. This year, Merry Corp. receives a cash dividend of $500 from Bright, Inc. In what section of the Statement of Cash Flows is the dividend reported in for both Merry and Bright, respectively? Operating: Operating Investing: Operating Financing: Financing Operating: Financing Investing: Financing

Merry Corp. holds stock in Bright, Inc. This year, Merry Corp. receives a cash dividend of $500 from Bright, Inc. In what section of the Statement of Cash Flows is the dividend reported in for both Merry and Bright, respectively? Operating: Operating Investing: Operating Financing: Financing Operating: Financing Investing: Financing

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