If the tax rate is 30.5%, what is the free cash flow for 2020? This is the free cash flow we project to be available to pay down the principal on our debt. Assume that the "Other Cash Gained (Used) amount is not taxable. Assume that a negative NWC change means a reduction in cash flow. Format $12.34 million as 12

Free Cash Flow 2018 2019 2020 2021 Revenue |Adj. EBITDA CapEx Other Cash Gained (Used) Net WC Change Interest Expense D&A Purchase Year 2017 5,647.5 1,129.0 (206.0) 23.0 (41.0) 5,681.5 994.0 (266.0) 52.0 99.0 (616.4) (222.0) 5,946.5 1,076.9 (226.0) 72.0 (15.0) (596.0) (232.0) 6,142.5 6,296.4 1,219.9 1,321.9 (246.0) (252.0) 76.0 76.0 11.0 11.0 (573.0) (537.5) (240.0) (246.0) 202 6,453.4 1,354.9 (258.C 76. 11.0 (492. (252.0 (224.0) Free Cash Flow 2018 2019 2020 2021 Revenue |Adj. EBITDA CapEx Other Cash Gained (Used) Net WC Change Interest Expense D&A Purchase Year 2017 5,647.5 1,129.0 (206.0) 23.0 (41.0) 5,681.5 994.0 (266.0) 52.0 99.0 (616.4) (222.0) 5,946.5 1,076.9 (226.0) 72.0 (15.0) (596.0) (232.0) 6,142.5 6,296.4 1,219.9 1,321.9 (246.0) (252.0) 76.0 76.0 11.0 11.0 (573.0) (537.5) (240.0) (246.0) 202 6,453.4 1,354.9 (258.C 76. 11.0 (492. (252.0 (224.0)