Classify each of the transactions listed in BE13-1 as an operating (O), investing (I), financing (F), or

Question:

Classify each of the transactions listed in BE13-1 as an operating (O), investing (I), financing (F), or significant noncash investing and financing (NC) activity. If a transaction does not belong in any of these classifications, explain why?
In BE13-1
(a) ______ Repayment of mortgage payable
(b) ______ Payment of interest on mortgage
(c) ______ Purchase of land in exchange for common shares
(d) ______ Issue of preferred shares
(e) ______ Purchase of a trading investment that is not a cash equivalent
(f) ______ Collection of ______ Declaration of cash ______ Payment of cash (see item [g] above)
(i) ______ Purchase of merchandise inventory
(j) ______ Recording of depreciation expense?
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