Cash is King! Good cash management is an essential job of the financial manager! You own a small auto sales business called King Kars. You stock up on inventory in February, April, June, and September. Your annual cash budget indicates that your MONTHLY NET CASH for the year will be the following: JAN $5,000 FEB -$30,000 MAR $20,000 APRIL -$35,000 MAY $25,000 JUNE -$10,000 JULY $25,000 AUG $25,000 SEPT -$30,000 OCT $15,000 NOV $15,000 DEC $25,000 You begin the year with a cash balance of $50,000, and the minimum cash balance desired must be $50,000 every month. Prepare a cash flow summary and external financing summary as noted in the Excel spreadsheet assigned to this submission. CASH FLOW SUMMARY 1. cash balance at start of month 2. net cash gain (loss) during month 3. cash bal. at end of month (before financing) 4. minimum cash balance desired 5. surplus cash (or) deficit cash (line 3 - line 4) EXTERNAL FINANCING SUMMARY 6. external financing balance - start of month 7. new financing required (negative of line 5) (if deficit) 8. financing repayments (if surplus!) 9. external financing balance - end of month and 10. cash balance at end of month ( line 3 + line 7 + line 8)