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The below tables shows Dynamic Mattresss year-end 2016 and 2018 balance sheets, and its income statement for 2017. Dynamic Mattress Year-End Balance Sheet for 2016

The below tables shows Dynamic Mattresss year-end 2016 and 2018 balance sheets, and its income statement for 2017.

Dynamic Mattress Year-End Balance Sheet for 2016 (figures in $ millions)

Assets

Liabilities and Shareholders Equity

Current Assets:

Current Liabilities:

Cash

$

36

Bank loans

$

36

Marketable securities

18

Accounts payable

115

Accounts receivable

118

Inventory

190

Total current assets

$

362

Total current liabilities

$

151

Fixed assets:

Gross investment

$

258

Long-term debt

33

Less depreciation

78

Net worth (equity and retained earnings)

358

Net fixed assets

$

180

Total assets

$

542

Total liabilities and net worth

$

542

Dynamic Mattress Year-End Balance Sheet for 2017 (figures in $ millions)

Assets

Liabilities and Shareholders Equity

Current Assets:

Current Liabilities:

Cash

$

116.0

Debt due within a year (bank loans)

$

49.0

Marketable securities

0.0

Accounts payable

158.0

Accounts receivable

140.0

Inventory

231.0

Total current assets

$

487.0

Total current liabilities

$

207.0

Fixed assets:

Gross investment

$

361.0

Long-term debt

76.0

Less depreciation

84.5

Net worth (equity and retained earnings)

480.5

Net fixed assets

$

276.5

Total assets

$

763.5

Total liabilities and owners equity

$

763.5

Dynamic Mattress Income Statement for 2017 (figures in $ millions)

Sales

$

1,500.0

Operating costs

1,408.5

$

91.5

Depreciation

6.5

EBIT

$

85.0

Interest

5.0

Pretax income

$

80.0

Tax at 50%

40.0

Net income

$

40.0

Notes: Dividend = $30 million and reinvested earnings = $10 million.

Use the tables above to work out the statement of cash flows for 2017. (Enter your answers in millions of dollars rounded to 1 decimal place.)

Dynamic Mattress(figures in $ millions)

Sources of cash:

Sold marketable securities $18.0

Increased bank loans

Increased accounts payable

Increased long-term debt

Net income

Issue of stock

Depreciation

Total sources $18.0

Uses of cash:

Increased inventories

Increased accounts receivable

Invested in fixed assets

Dividend

Total uses $0.0

Increase in cash balance $18

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