https://drive.google.com/file/d/1GEllMPMdgvB5yXr43hLiYeHwGfKcwv1l/view?usp=drivesdkis the link to the 10-K information. Questions:1. State of incorporation; and executive office address:2. The trading symbol and exchange where it is registered:3. Revenues*:4. Income from Operations*:5. Profit Margin (which is: Income from Operations/Revenues)*:6. Purchases of Property and Equipment, net (use Consolidated Cash Flow Statement on page 78. This is n/a.)*:7. Net Income (or Net Loss)*:8. Depreciation plus Amortization Expense (This is n/a.)*:9. Total Assets (This is n/a.)*:10. Total Current Liabilities (This is n/a.)*:11. List the types and classes of Common Stock and Preferred Stock that exist? 12. List the types of property and equipment they own:13. Identify the major two components of the property and equipment:14. Find the total of their Accounts Payable and Partners Payable*(add them together):15. Find the total of their Operating Lease Liabilities (non-current) and Other Liabilities*(add them together):

Download the two documents, then answer the questions in this Word document. You will use Facebook's IOK information - in the pdf file use the \"search\" feature to find key words. For numerical questions (marked with i'), give answers for the two full years 201i}l and 2018 (in that order), and then determine whether it is a favorable trend or an un-favorable trend. For some questions I have indicated ifa trend is not applicable (nr'a). For example, if Depreciation Expense became larger, we would need to do more analysis to determine ifthis was a favorable trend or not. Write your numeric* answers like these two examples: The Current Ratio has increased to 2.5 in 2019, from 2.] in 20l8. This is a Favorable Trend. Inventory decreased to $5.6 million in 20\"), from $6.7 million in 2018. This is n/a. Round answers to 1 decimal point; and use a 365 day year. In this analysis dollars will be stated in millions so you don't have to add ('1 zeroes to each dollar Iigurc, just use the numbers as in the lO-K (example -just write $4,000 instead of $4,000,000.000). Each question is worth 4 points, for a total of 120 points