The Statement of Cash Flows for H&M is shown below. I also included a brief introduction to the company if you are not familiar. I thought H & M's cash flow statement was just so pretty that we needed to use it. Using the statement and what we learned in Chapter 13, answer the following 5 questions worth 3 points each. 1. How much did H&M cash and cash equivalents increase from 2018 to 2019? Start with the ending balance in cash/cash equivalents for 2019 Subtract the beginning balance in cash/cash equivalents for 2019 Change in cash/cash equivalents for 2019 2. Which of the three activities contributed the most cash/cash equivalents to H&M? 3. Which of the three activities used the most cash/cash equivalents at H&M? 4. How much dividends were paid in 2019? 5. Why is depreciation added back to profit (net income) in the operating activities section? Styles SEXM 1 DECEMBER - 30 NOVEMBER 2010 2018 17.291 15,630 0 Operating activities Profit after financial terms Provisions for pensions Depreciation Tax paid Other Cash flow from operating activities before changes in working capital 11051 -3,700 28 0571 -3099 39 22.251 24,753 750 Cash flow from changes in working capital Current receivables Stockentrade Current iabilities CASH FLOW FROM OPERATING ACTIVITIES 273 -587 -3.489 3,112 21,287 3.207 28,986 -47 -2.900 2207 Investing activities Investments in leasehold and similar rights Investments in the intang blessers Investments in buildings and land hvestments in equipment Other investments 0 -7384 -189 -2552 324 -13,152 CASH FLOW FROM INVESTING ACTIVITIES -10,528 CASH FLOW FROM FINANCING ACTIVITIES, NOTE 24 CASH FLOW FOR THE YEAR -18,292 166 -6,685 1,450 Cash and cash equivalents at beginning of year Cash flow for the year Exchange rate effect Cash and cash equivalents at year-end, note 18 11,590 166 556 12,312 9,718 1450 422 11,590 at ac for the to SEX300 Reeves for a prometa SC 392