Comparative statements of shareholder's equity for Cael Sanderson Corporation were reported as follows for the fiscal years ending December 31, 2021 2022 and 2023 Cael Sanderson Corporation Statements of Shareholders' Equity For the years ended December 31, 2021 2022 2023 (5 in millions) Preferred Common Additional Stock Stock Paid in Retained $10 par Capital Earnings Total Shareholders Equity 51 par 555 51,878 $10 5495 470 63 Balance at 1/1121 Sale of preferred shares Sale of common shares Cash dividend proferred Cash dividend, common Net income 7 52,428 480 70 (1) (16) 290 11 116) 290 Balance at 12/31/21 $2,151 $10 Preferred Stock 562 Common Stock $1,028 Additional Paid in Capital 53,251 Total Shareholders Equity sto por 51 par Retained Earnings 510 562 13) 51028 127 Balance 1/1/22 Retirement of shares. Cash dividend preferred Cash dividend, common Stock Dividend Not income 52.151 120 XU 1202 01 380 53.251 150) (1) (20) 300 Nel 380 300 Balance at 12/31/23 52.485 $15 Preferred Stock 510 par $59 Common Stoc $1,001 Additional Paid in Capital 53,560 Total Shareholders Equity S1W Retained Earnings $15 559 51.001 Balance at 1/1/22 Cash dividend, preferred Carth dividend, common Stock Dividend Net Income 52.485 () 12 165) 412 33.560 113 22) 50 Balance at 12/31/23 $15 $65 51.060 52809 53.949 Question In the required journal entryties) to DECLARE but not the cash dividends for preferred and commen stock in 2021, what is the impact on Working Capital? For all of these last questions present your answer in millions. If you think the answer is $34.000.000 write 34 Question. In the entries to record the issuance of common and preferred stock in 2021, total PIC increases by Answer in millions. If you think the answer is 5200,000,000 answer 200 Question In the 2022 entry to retire shares how much cash is used. Enter as positive number in millions. Question The preferred stock dividend is: 1. presents components of small and large 2. larte 3. cannot be determined 4. small Question. In the 2023 entry(ies) to record all dividends for Sanderson Co, the net impact on Working Capital is your answer should consider dividends being both declared and paid)