Calculate the company net working capital

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Question: Britt & Co., reported the following information at its last shareholders' meeting: Cash and cash equivalents = $2,445,000; Accounts payables = $6,300,000 Inventory = $1,500,000; Accounts receivables = $7,100,000; Notes payables = $2,200,000; Other current assets = $200,000. Calculate the company's net working capital.

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