Queen Mera Corporation's comparative balance sheets are presented below:Comparative Balance SheetsDecember 3120142013$15,18021,27019,890$10,210CashAccounts receivable23,700Land26,200BuildingsAccumulated depreciation buildings69,650(15,350 )69,650(10,560 )Total$110,640$119,200$27,80072,440Accounts payable$12,620Common stock74,460Retained earnings23,56018,960Total$110,640$119,200Additional information:1. Net income was $22,510 for 2014.2. The land was sold for $4,620.3. The only change to retained carnings was for dividends and net income.Required: Prepare the company's complete statement of cash flows.

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