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In 2017, the firm had $500 in Cash, $1,250 in Accounts Receivable, $1,100 in inventory, $3,500...

In 2017, the firm had $500 in Cash, $1,250 in Accounts Receivable, $1,100 in inventory, $3,500 in total fixed assets, $600 in Accounts Payable, $800 in Notes Payable, and $2,500 in total long-term debt. In 2018, the firm had $550 in Cash, $1,380 in Accounts Receivable, $1,120 in inventory, 4,600 in total fixed assets, $700 in Accounts Payable, $820 in Notes Payable, and $3,500 in total long-term debt. What was the change in Net Working Capital from 2017 to 2018?

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2017 2018 Changes
Current Assets
Cash $             500 $             550 $           50
Account Receivables $         1,250 $         1,380 $         130
Inventory $         1,100 $         1,120 $           20
Less:
Current Liabilities
Account Payable $             600 $             700 $         100
Notes payable $             800 $             820 $           20
Change in working capital $           80

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