When Xerox factored or sold its accounts receivable to avoid reclassifying them as operating leases instead of

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When Xerox factored or sold its accounts receivable to avoid reclassifying them as operating leases instead of sales-type leases, this had the effect of:

(a) Decreasing the amount of revenue it reported.

(b) Increasing the amount of revenue it reported.

(c) Decreasing its reported CFFO.

(d) None of the above.

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