MW Company had the following activities in 2019 issuance of bonds OMR65000, Bank loan repaid OMR75000,dividends paid OMR30000, issue of common stock OMR33000 and sale of inventories OMR50000 Cash from Financing activities is: O a. OMR (7000) O b. OMR 42000 O C. None of the options O d. OMR 7000

MW Company had the following activities in 2019 issuance of bonds OMR65000, Bank loan repaid OMR75000,dividends paid OMR30000, issue of common stock OMR33000 and sale of inventories OMR50000 Cash from Financing activities is: O a. OMR (7000) O b. OMR 42000 O C. None of the options O d. OMR 7000

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