Eureka Ruby, Incorporated Balance Sheets for the Years Ending December 31 (All amounts are in dollars) Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Total current assets Net fixed assets Land Total assets Year 1 14,860 267,480 118,880 401,220 965,900 118,880 1,486,000 Year 2 15,050 240.800 150,500 406,350 978,250 120.400 1,505,000 Notes payable Accounts payable Accruals Current portion of LT Debt Total current liabilities Long-term debt Common stock Capital surplus Retained earnings Total liabilities and equity 74,300 178,320 44,580 193.180 490,380 460,660 44,580 178,320 312,060 1,486,000 60,200 150,500 60,200 210.700 481,600 466,550 60,200 195,650 301.000 1,505,000 Additional Data from Company Income Statement(s); Sales in Year 2 = 5,065,000 Net income in Year 2 = 77,760 Depreciation expense in Year 1 = 253,460 Depreciation expense in Year 2 = 292,770 Recordeur anu Net ixed assets Land Total assets 900.00 118.880 1,486,000 418.200 120,400 1,505,000 Notes payable Accounts payable Accruals Current portion of LT Debt Total current liabilities Long-term debt Common stock Capital surplus Retained earnings Total liabilities and equity 74.300 178,320 44,580 193.180 490,380 460,660 44,580 178,320 312,060 1,486,000 60,200 150,500 60,200 210,700 481,600 466,550 60,200 195,650 301.000 1,505,000 Additional Data from Company Income Statement(s); Sales in Year 2 = 5,065,000 Net income in Year 2 = 77,760 Depreciation expense in Year 1 = 253,460 Depreciation expense in Year 2 = 292,770 Record your answer as a dollar amount with no decimal places, but do not record a dollar sign or any commas. For example, record $10,280.38 as 10280. If your answ is a negative amount, put a hyphen before the number with no space between the number and the hyphen. For example, record negative 38 as -38. Your Answer: Answer Using the data in the tables below, compute Net Cash Flow from Financing Activities for Eureka Ruby, Inc. for Year 2: Eureka Ruby, Incorporated Balance Sheets for the Years Ending December 31, (All amounts are in dollars) Cash Accounts receivable Inventory Total current assets Net fixed assets Land Total assets Year 1 14,860 267,480 118,880 401.220 965,900 118,880 1,486,000 Year 2 15.050 240,800 150,500 406,350 978,250 120,400 1,505,000 Notes payable Accounts payable Accruals Current portion of LT Debt Total current liabilities Long-term debt Common stock Capital surplus Retained earnings Total liabilities and equity 74,300 178,320 44,580 193,180 490,380 460,660 44.580 178,320 312,060 1,486,000 60,200 150,500 60,200 210.700 481,600 466,550 60,200 195,650 301.000 1,505,000 Additional Data from Company Income Statement(s); Sales in Year 2 = 4,425,000 Net income in Year 2 = 47,430 Depreciation expense in Year 1 = 258,780 Depreciation expense in Year 2 = 286,480 Record your answer as a dollar amount with no decimal places, but do not record a nnnn Inventory Total current assets Net fixed assets Land Total assets 118,880 401,220 965,900 118,880 1,486,000 150,500 406,350 978,250 120,400 1,505,000 Notes payable Accounts payable Accruals Current portion of LT Debt Total current liabilities Long-term debt Common stock Capital surplus Retained earnings Total liabilities and equity 74,300 178,320 44,580 193,180 490,380 460,660 44,580 178,320 312,060 1,486,000 60,200 150,500 60,200 210,700 481,600 466,550 60,200 195,650 301.000 1,505,000 Additional Data from Company Income Statement(s); . Sales in Year 2 = 4,425,000 Net income in Year 2 = 47,430 Depreciation expense in Year 1 = 258,780 Depreciation expense in Year 2 = 286,480 Record your answer as a dollar amount with no decimal places, but do not record a dollar sign or any commas. For example, record $10,280.38 as 10280. If your answer is a negative amount, put a hyphen before the number with no space between the number and the hyphen. For example, record negative 38 as -38. Your