a)
To determine: The total cash flow from operations.
Introduction:
The cash generated by the company’s revenue after excluding the cost from any long term investments is termed as cash flow from operations or operating cash flow.
b)
To determine: Total amount of fraction in part (a) spent on capital expenditure.
Introduction:
Any amount spends on purchase of fixed assets like land and building, plant and machinery, and equipment is termed as capital expenditure.
c)
To determine: Total amount of fraction in part (a) spent on paying dividends to shareholders.
Introduction:
The distribution of amount of earnings to the shareholders from the business is termed as dividends.
d)
To determine: Total
Introduction:
Any amount retained in business instead of distribution of profits is termed as retained earnings.
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