4. TSE company sells an old piece of equipment for $15,000 cash. At the same moment, it buys a new truck for $25,000. It paid also $2000 as dividends to its shareholders. The cash flow from investing activities for this company is: * $ $ 20,000 $ -10,000 $ -62,000 O $ -30,000 None of the above

4. TSE company sells an old piece of equipment for $15,000 cash. At the same moment, it buys a new truck for $25,000. It paid also $2000 as dividends to its shareholders. The cash flow from investing activities for this company is: * $ $ 20,000 $ -10,000 $ -62,000 O $ -30,000 None of the above

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Chapter18: Accounting Periods And Methods

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