Your company's financials included items in the table below. Based on this information what was your company's OPERATING CASH FLOW for 2007? Hint: you may not need all the information in the table to answer this correctly. Net Income Depreciation expense Accounts Receivable Inventory Accounts Payable Long Term Debt 2007 248 239 1312 1270 1022 1037 2006 126 178 1204 1514 1129 1158 QUESTION 4 Use the attached Beyond Meat financials to calculate EBITDA for 2020. To simplify the calculation I suggest you use the "shortcut" approach (start with operating income/loss). QUESTION 5 Use the attached Beyond Meat financials to calculate Free Cash Flow for 2020. To simplify the calculation, exclude the Asset Acquisition

Your company's financials included items in the table below. Based on this information what was your company's OPERATING CASH FLOW for 2007? Hint: you may not need all the information in the table to answer this correctly. Net Income Depreciation expense Accounts Receivable Inventory Accounts Payable Long Term Debt 2007 248 239 1312 1270 1022 1037 2006 126 178 1204 1514 1129 1158 QUESTION 4 Use the attached Beyond Meat financials to calculate EBITDA for 2020. To simplify the calculation I suggest you use the "shortcut" approach (start with operating income/loss). QUESTION 5 Use the attached Beyond Meat financials to calculate Free Cash Flow for 2020. To simplify the calculation, exclude the Asset Acquisition

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