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Financial data for a company is provided below: Cash, end of year, $500,000 Estimation of yearly cash expenses from negative cash flows from operations on statement of cash flows, $(155,000) Cash, beginning of year, $400,000 Accounts receivable, $10,000 Inventory, $20,000 Net Income for the year How many months will the company be able to continue without positive cash flows or additional financing (round to nearest whole month)

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