Place the following items in the correct order as they would appear in the statement of cash flows. financing activities. net increase (decrease) in cash. operating activities. beginning cash balance. ending cash balance. investing activities.

Operating activities⇒Investing activities⇒Financing activities⇒Net increase (decrease) in cash⇒Beginning cash balance⇒Ending cash balance

Explanation:

The cash flow statement usually starts with the net income which is then adjusted with the non cash items such as depreciation. Then comes the operating activities which contains the changes to current assets and liabilities. This is followed by  the investing activities. This contains items such as sale and purchase of assets. After which we have the financing activities where items such as shares purchased or issued are considered. The net of all these activities gives the net increase (decrease) in cash. Then comes the beginning cash balance and then the closing cash balance. Hence the correct order in the statements of cash flows

Operating activities⇒Investing activities⇒Financing activities⇒Net increase (decrease) in cash⇒Beginning cash balance⇒Ending cash balance.

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the answer is 10c + 6b = 32

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