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Exhibit 12-2
Carr Company has the following cash flows to account for:
(1) Cash receipts for the sale of common stock.
(2) Cash payments for the purchases of merchandise.
(3) Cash receipts from the collection of accounts receivable.
(4) Cash receipts from the collection of principal on loans made to others.
(5) Cash payments to shareholders for dividends.
(6) Cash payments for the purchase of machinery.
-Refer to Exhibit 12-2.Which of these items would appear in the financing activities
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