Hertz knows that their customers don't like to rent old cars, so they must constantly keep their fleet of vehicles "fresh". During 2022 how much did Hertz spend to purchase new cars (they call them "revenue earning vehicles"). $4.2B 10.6B 6.5B During the same period, how much cash did Hertz receive from the sale of their "used" cars? $4.2B \$ $B $6.5B From 2021 to 2022 Uber grew Revenue from $17.4B to $31.9B, an impressive increase of 83% year over year. Yet their Net Income (Loss) grew worse, with an Income/share of $4.65 compared to $0.29 in 2021. What happened? They wrote down the valuation of investment in 4 partner companies totaling $7B Their Cost of Revenue increased from 54% to 62% both After adjusting for the \$7B investment write-downs, what happened to Uber's Cash Flow from Operating Activities? Cash flow from operations was positive for the first time (a+ $642M), an improvement from $445M in 2021. Cash flow from operations worsened from a negative $1.2B to a negative $1.6B