Calculate cash flow from operating activities

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Problem:

Consider the following information:

Net Income	64	Purchases of equipment	33
Accounts receivable increase	8	Dividends paid	20
Depreciation expense	24	Income tax payable increase	2
Long term debt increase	30	Accounts payable decrease	6
Inventories increase	18

Calculate Cash flow from operating activities using the indirect method.

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This question is basically belongs to the Finance as well as it discusses about calculating cash flow from operating activities using indirect method.

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