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marysya [2.9K]
2 years ago
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In​ 2019, Forever​ Young, Inc. sold land for $ 110 comma 000 ​cash, purchased equipment for $ 18 comma 000 cash and issued bonds

for $ 80 comma 000 cash. The Net cash provided by investing activities​ is: A. $ 128 comma 000. B. $ 172 comma 000. C. $ 190 comma 000. D. $ 92 comma 000.
Business
1 answer:
True [87]2 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The Net cash provided by investing activities​ is <u>$172,000</u>.

Hence, the correct option is <u>B. $ 172 comma 000.</u>

Explanation:

Given:

In​ 2019, Forever​ Young, Inc. sold land for $ 110,000 ​cash, purchased equipment for $ 18,000 cash and issued bonds for $ 80,000 cash.

Now, to find the Net cash activities.

Land sold of cash = $110,000.

Equipment purchased of cash = $18,000.

Bonds issued of cash = $80,000.

Now, to get the Net cash activities we put formula:

<u><em>Net cash activities = Land sold - Equipment purchased + Bonds issued</em></u>

                               =110,000-18,000+80,000\\\\=110,000+62,000\\\\=172,000.

Therefore, the Net cash provided by investing activities​ is $172,000.

Hence, the correct option is <u>B. $ 172 comma 000.</u>

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