Don't use chatgpt... North Company has the following calendar-year information:Cash paid for merchandise inventory.........$215,000Cash paid for interest on notes payable.....5,000Cash received from sale of land...120,000Cash paid for principal on notes payable....45,000Cash paid for operating expenses.....275,000Cash paid to purchase equipment....95,000Cash received from customers......570,000Cash received from stock issuance...60,000Cash borrowed on a long-term note payable........35,000Cash paid for dividends to shareholders.......10,000Cash balance at beginning of year...60,000Cash balance at end of year....200,000Required: Prepare a COMPLETE statement of cash flows for North Company using the direct method. Be sure toshow cash inflows as positive amounts and cash outflows as negative amounts.

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