Craig's Driving School's 2013 balance sheet showed net fixed assetsof $3.9 million, and the 2014 balance sheet showed net fixed assetsof $44 million. The company's 2014 income statement showed adepreciation expense of $745,000. What was net capital spendingfor 2014?Select one:O a. -$1,45,000O b. $1,145,000c.O c. $1,245,000O d. $1,305,000

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EBK CONTEMPORARY FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

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Chapter16: Working Capital Policy And Short-term Financing

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