For each of the following separate cases, use the information provided to calculate the missing cash inflow or cash outflow using the direct method.(a)Accounts receivable balances:??  Beginning of year $ 60,000?  End of year 63,000?Sales revenue (all on credit) 395,000?Cash received from customers $______???(b)Accounts payable balances:??  Beginning of year $ 42,000?  End of year31,000?Merchandise inventory balances:??  Beginning of year 50,000?  End of year 52,500?Cost of goods sold250,000?Cash paid for merchandise inventory $ ______???(c)Interest payable balances:??  Beginning of year $ 7,500?  End of year 8,200?Interest expense 31,000?Cash paid for interest  $ ______

What will be an ideal response?



(a)Sales Revenue $395,000 
?Increase in accounts receivable
  ($63,000 - $60,000)
(3,000)
?Cash received from customers$392,000 
???
(b)Cost of goods sold$250,000 
?Increase in merchandise inventory
  ($52,500 - $50,000)
2,500 
?Merchandise purchases252,500 
?Decrease in accounts payable
  ($42,000 - $31,000)
11,000 
?Cash paid for merchandise inventory$263,500 
???
(c)Interest expense $31,000 
? Increase in interest payable
  ($8,200 - $7,500)
(700)
?Cash paid for interest$30,300 

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