Revenues = $18,277. Cost ofGoods Sold = $5,112. DepreciationExpense = $2,914, Interest = $532and Taxes = $598. In addition thecompany's Receivables increasedby $396 and Inventoriesdecreased by $296. Thecompany's Cash Flow fromOperations was $......

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Revenues = $18,277. Cost of Goods Sold = $5,112. Depreciation Expense = $2,914, Interest = $532 and Taxes = $598. In addition the company's Receivables increased by $396 and Inventories decreased by $296. The company's Cash Flow from Operations was $