Problem 3-19 Financing Flow (LO4) Interest expense for Rhodes Manufacturing was $460,000 in 2018. During 2018, $3.63 million in old debt was repaid and $1.56 million was raised through new borrowing. Dividends of $440,000 were paid and $1.66 million was raised through new share sales. a. Calculate the cash flow to bondholders. Treat interest as a financing flow. (Enter answers in dollar, not in millions of dollar. Use minus sign to enter cash or financing outflows, if any.) Cash flow to bondholders $ b. Calculate the cash flow to shareholders. (Enter answers in dollar, not in millions of dollar. Use minus sign to enter cash or financing outflows, if any.) Cash flow to shareholders $ c. If cash and marketable securities increased $160,000 in 2018, what were the 2018 financing flow and cash flow from assets? Treat interest as a financing flow. (Enter answers in dollar, not in millions of dollar. Use minus sign to enter cash or financing outflows, if any.) Financing flow Cash flow from assets Problem 3-18 Cash Flow (L03) In April, Candy Canes, Inc., buys $50,900 of raw materials, sugar, and peppermint, and pays for them in May. In May it uses all of the raw materials to produce candy. Total cost of the candy is $99,100 and all costs are paid in May. All candy is sold to distributors in May for $151,800, but it does not receive payment until June. For each month, what are the firm's sales, net income, and operating cash flow? (If no entry is required, please enter zero ("O"). Use minus sign to enter negative amounts, if necessary.) April May June Sales Cash flow Net income