(Chapter 2) You are asked to calculate the cash flow from financing activities for 2020 for the Accounting Statement of Cash Flows for Little Caesars. The CEO, David Scrivano, informs you that at the year-end, the firm has long-term debt is $122,580 and common stock is $1,254,618. During the year, the firm had net income of $496,924 of which it paid dividends of $439,302 and the remaining net income was retained. At the beginning of the year, the firm has long-term debt of $156,890 and common stock of $631,136. (Hint: remember to account for retained earnings and dividends.) O $0 $92.248 0-$92.248 O $373,612 $373,612 (Chapter 2) You are asked to calculate the cash flow in investment activities for Motor Ford Co. in 2020. You are given the following information: In 2019 fiscal year-end the firm's Net Fixed Assets was $35,300 million. In 2020 fiscal year-end, the Net Fixed Assets of the company was $34,039 million. During the year, the firm reported depreciation expense of $381 million. The cash flow in investment activities for 2020 was: $880 million, outflow $880 million, inflow $381 outflow $1,261 million, inflow @ $1.261 million, outflow