Last month, a publicly-traded startup had the following cash flow statement: TABLE A.6 Cash Flow Statement Net Income $50,000 $1,000 (+) Depreciation and Amortization (4) Sources: Decrease in Assets or Increase in Liabilities (-) Uses: Increase in Assets or Decrease in Liabilities $12,000 ($15,000) $48,000 ($8,000) $40,000 Increase/(Decrease) Cash from Operations (Net Property Plant and Equipment Increase/(Decrease) Cash from Investments (1) Increase in Net Borrowing (4) Sale of Stock (-) Paying of Dividends $0 SO $0 Increase/(Decrease) Cash from Financing ($4,000) $36,000 Increase/Decrease) in Cash (Should be equal to cash on the Balance Sheet) Ser Or STOCK SO $0 (-) Paying of Dividends Increase/Decrease) Cash from Financing Increase/Decrease) in Cash (Should be equal to cash on the Balance Sheet) ($4,000) $36,000 If an angel investor were to sell $4,000 of her shares in the startup on the open market. what would the new "Increase/(Decrease) in Cash" be after the transaction is complete? $36,000 O $4,000 o $40,000 O $32,000