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Question 1: A change in cash can be accounted for by changes in
Multiple Choice
Option 1: liabilities.
Option 2: noncash assets.
Option 3: all of the choices are correct.
Option 4: shareholder's equity.
Question 2: Current earnings:
Multiple Choice
Option 1: can predict share prices, but not future dividends.
Option 2: cannot predict future dividends or share prices.
Option 3: can predict future dividends and share prices.
Option 4: can predict future dividends, but not share prices.
Question 3: Cash flows from investing includes everything, except, the
Multiple Choice
Option 1: purchase of property, plant and equipment.
Option 2: disposal of property, plant and equipment.
Option 3: receiving dividends and interest.
Option 4: sale of property, plant and equipment.
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