A company had sales of $600 and costs of $300. Depreciation was an additional $150, and interest paid was $30. Taxes were 40% of pretax income. Dividends were $30. Beginning net fixed assets were $500 and ending net fixed assets were $750. The company started the year with a net working capital of $510 and ended with $550. No shares of stock were issued that year. A. Calculate net income (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000. Negative cash flow is -15000): B. Calculate operating cash flow (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000) Negative cash flow is -15000): C. Calculate net capital spending (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000) Negative cash flow is -15000): D. Calculate change in net working capital (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000) Negative cash flow is -15000): E. Calculate cash flow from assets (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000) Negative cash flow is -15000): F. Calculate cash flow to shareholders (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000) Negative cash flow is -15000): G. Calculate cash flow to bondholders (nearest dollar without dollar sign ($) or comma, e.g. 15000) Negative cash flow is -15000):