A corkscrew is a common structure in financial modeling. Corkscrews are generally used to track the changes in accounts over time. They are often used to track working capital items and outstanding debt balances. Which of the following statements below best describes the corkscrew shown immediately below? Figures in USD thousands Payables Jan Feb Q1 Mar Apr May Q2 Jun Beginning 34 92 146 126 56 182 218 Additions 58 54 58 58 56 Reductions 92 146 182 (78) 126 (22) 218 274 Ending The cash impact from the change in payables in June is 56,000. The figures in a corkscrew generally progress from right to left. SUM functions are not often used at the bottom of a corkscrew. The cash impact from the change in payables in March is 200,000