You are the CFO of a company called hamburger. Unfortunately, the firms headquarters (where all the records are kept) have recently been destroyed by fire. So, your task is to recreate the cash flow statement for the year that has just ended. The firm originally had $4,800 in the bank at the end of the prior year (i.e., beginning cash), and its net working capital accounts, except cash, remained constant during the year. The company earned $18,300 in net income during the year and but only paid $13,800 in dividends to its common shareholders. During the year, hamburger had sold $7,500 worth of machinery and $15,100 worth of land, which are no longer needed in the firms operations. You have just been spoken to the firms accountants and learnt that the annual depreciation expense for the year is $2,300. Finally, you have discovered that the firm has obtained a bank loan from the Emirates Islamic Bank for the amount of $4,700. To answer the questions that follow, place your responses in the templates provided below. a. Calculate the companys cash flow from operating activities for the year. b. Determine the companys cash flow from investing activities for the year. c. Find the companys cash flow from financing activities for the year. d. Estimate the firms cash balance at the end of the year.