if you can only answer 4 plesse skip word questions and do calculations

informstion needed

scratch that one solve this question

Question \# 3 Cash Flows Chapter 2: Cash Flow Identify: Using the annual balance sheet and the Income Statement, calculate the cash flow identity. To complete this requirement, you need to use your company's income statement information and generate a simplified income statement, as I presented below. The tax dollars in your income statement should be the same tax from your company's income statement. Part A NCS= changes in NWC = Is the Net working capital negative or positive? Does this indicate any potential difficulty for the company? Why? CFA = CFC= CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS \begin{tabular}{|lr|} \hline Sales & 14621 \\ \hline costs & 11962 \\ \hline Dep & 467 \\ \hline ebit & 2192 \\ \hline int exp & 223 \\ \hline ebt & 1969 \\ \hline tax & 474 \\ \hline ni & 1495 \\ \hline Ocf & 2185 \\ \hline \end{tabular} Find the quantities of each product that the consumer should buy, subject to the budget, that will allow maximum satisfaction. That is, find values of x and y that maximize U=f(x,y), subject to xpx+ypy=1. Assume that such a maximum exists. U=x3y3;pX=4,pY=5,1=160(x3y3=0) The values that maximize U are x= and y= (Simplify your answers.) Question \# 3 Cash Flows Chapter 2: Cash Flow Identify: Using the annual balance sheet and the Income Statement, calculate the cash flow identity. To complete this requirement, you need to use your company's income statement information and generate a simplified income statement, as I presented below. The tax dollars in your income statement should be the same tax from your company's income statement. Part A NCS= changes in NWC = Is the Net working capital negative or positive? Does this indicate any potential difficulty for the company? Why? CFA = CFC= CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF INCOME CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF CASH FLOWS \begin{tabular}{|lr|} \hline Sales & 14621 \\ \hline costs & 11962 \\ \hline Dep & 467 \\ \hline ebit & 2192 \\ \hline int exp & 223 \\ \hline ebt & 1969 \\ \hline tax & 474 \\ \hline ni & 1495 \\ \hline Ocf & 2185 \\ \hline \end{tabular} Find the quantities of each product that the consumer should buy, subject to the budget, that will allow maximum satisfaction. That is, find values of x and y that maximize U=f(x,y), subject to xpx+ypy=1. Assume that such a maximum exists. U=x3y3;pX=4,pY=5,1=160(x3y3=0) The values that maximize U are x= and y= (Simplify your answers.)