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The following are Wildhorse Corp.’s comparative balance sheet accounts at December 31, 2017 and 2016, with...

The following are Wildhorse Corp.’s comparative balance sheet accounts at December 31, 2017 and 2016, with a column showing the increase (decrease) from 2016 to 2017.

COMPARATIVE BALANCE SHEETS

2017

2016

Increase
(Decrease)

Cash

$811,100

$702,700

$108,400

Accounts receivable

1,139,100

1,176,000

(36,900

)

Inventory

1,847,000

1,704,500

142,500

Property, plant, and equipment

3,317,700

2,945,400

372,300

Accumulated depreciation

(1,158,000

)

(1,048,400

)

(109,600

)

Investment in Myers Co.

312,200

274,000

38,200

Loan receivable

250,000

250,000

   Total assets

$6,519,100

$5,754,200

$764,900

Accounts payable

$1,010,900

$960,700

$50,200

Income taxes payable

29,900

50,500

(20,600

)

Dividends payable

80,600

100,700

(20,100

)

Lease liabililty

432,100

432,100

Common stock, $1 par

500,000

500,000

Paid-in capital in excess of par—common stock

1,499,300

1,499,300

Retained earnings

2,966,300

2,643,000

323,300

   Total liabilities and stockholders’ equity

$6,519,100

$5,754,200

$764,900


Additional information:

1. On December 31, 2016, Wildhorse acquired 25% of Myers Co.’s common stock for $274,000. On that date, the carrying value of Myers’s assets and liabilities, which approximated their fair values, was $1,096,000. Myers reported income of $152,800 for the year ended December 31, 2017. No dividend was paid on Myers’s common stock during the year.
2. During 2017, Wildhorse loaned $332,200 to TLC Co., an unrelated company. TLC made the first semiannual principal repayment of $82,200, plus interest at 10%, on December 31, 2017.
3. On January 2, 2017, Wildhorse sold equipment costing $59,800, with a carrying amount of $38,000, for $40,100 cash.
4. On December 31, 2017, Wildhorse entered into a capital lease for an office building. The present value of the annual rental payments is $432,100, which equals the fair value of the building. Wildhorse made the first rental payment of $60,300 when due on January 2, 2018.
5. Net income for 2017 was $403,900.
6. Wildhorse declared and paid the following cash dividends for 2017 and 2016.

2017

2016

Declared December 15, 2017 December 15, 2016
Paid February 28, 2018 February 28, 2017
Amount $80,600 $100,700


Prepare a statement of cash flows for Wildhorse Corp. for the year ended December 31, 2017, using the indirect method. (Show amounts that decrease cash flow with either a - sign e.g. -15,000 or in parenthesis e.g. (15,000).)

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Date Open High Low Close Adj Close Volume Rate of return 1/1/2014 1845.859985 1850.839966 1770.449951 1782.589966...

Date Open High Low Close Adj Close Volume Rate of return
1/1/2014 1845.859985 1850.839966 1770.449951 1782.589966 1782.589966 75871910000
2/1/2014 1782.680054 1867.920044 1737.920044 1859.449951 1859.449951 69725590000 0.04311703
3/1/2014 1857.680054 1883.969971 1834.439941 1872.339966 1872.339966 71885030000 0.006932166
4/1/2014 1873.959961 1897.280029 1814.359985 1883.949951 1883.949951 71595810000 0.006200789
5/1/2014 1884.390015 1924.030029 1859.790039 1923.569946 1923.569946 63623630000 0.02103028
6/1/2014 1923.869995 1968.170044 1915.97998 1960.22998 1960.22998 63283380000 0.019058332
7/1/2014 1962.290039 1991.390015 1930.670044 1930.670044 1930.670044 66524690000 -0.015079831
8/1/2014 1929.800049 2005.040039 1904.780029 2003.369995 2003.369995 58131140000 0.037655295
9/1/2014 2004.069946 2019.26001 1964.040039 1972.290039 1972.290039 66706000000 -0.015513837
10/1/2014 1971.439941 2018.189941 1820.660034 2018.050049 2018.050049 93714040000 0.023201461
11/1/2014 2018.209961 2075.76001 2001.01001 2067.560059 2067.560059 63600190000 0.024533589
12/1/2014 2065.780029 2093.550049 1972.560059 2058.899902 2058.899902 80743820000 -0.004188588
1/1/2015 2058.899902 2072.360107 1988.119995 1994.98999 1994.98999 77330040000 -0.031040806
2/1/2015 1996.670044 2119.590088 1980.900024 2104.5 2104.5 68775560000 0.054892511
3/1/2015 2105.22998 2117.52002 2039.689941 2067.889893 2067.889893 76675850000 -0.017396107
4/1/2015 2067.629883 2125.919922 2048.379883 2085.51001 2085.51001 72060940000 0.00852082
5/1/2015 2087.379883 2134.719971 2067.929932 2107.389893 2107.389893 65187730000 0.010491382
6/1/2015 2108.639893 2129.870117 2056.320068 2063.110107 2063.110107 73213980000 -0.021011672
7/1/2015 2067 2132.820068 2044.02002 2103.840088 2103.840088 77920590000 0.01974203
8/1/2015 2104.48999 2112.659912 1867.01001 1972.180054 1972.180054 84626790000 -0.062580818
9/1/2015 1970.089966 2020.859985 1871.910034 1920.030029 1920.030029 79989370000 -0.026442832
10/1/2015 1919.650024 2094.320068 1893.699951 2079.360107 2079.360107 85844900000 0.082983118
11/1/2015 2080.76001 2116.47998 2019.390015 2080.409912 2080.409912 75943590000 0.000504869
12/1/2015 2082.929932 2104.27002 1993.26001 2043.939941 2043.939941 83649260000 -0.017530185
1/1/2016 2038.199951 2038.199951 1812.290039 1940.23999 1940.23999 92409770000 -0.050735322
2/1/2016 1936.939941 1962.959961 1810.099976 1932.22998 1932.22998 93049560000 -0.00412836
3/1/2016 1937.089966 2072.209961 1937.089966 2059.73999 2059.73999 92639420000 0.065991115
4/1/2016 2056.620117 2111.050049 2033.800049 2065.300049 2065.300049 81124990000 0.002699398
5/1/2016 2067.169922 2103.47998 2025.910034 2096.949951 2096.949951 78883600000 0.015324602
6/1/2016 2093.939941 2120.550049 1991.680054 2098.860107 2098.860107 86852700000 0.000910921
7/1/2016 2099.340088 2177.090088 2074.02002 2173.600098 2173.600098 69530250000 0.035609801
8/1/2016 2173.149902 2193.810059 2147.580078 2170.949951 2170.949951 75610310000 -0.001219243
9/1/2016 2171.330078 2187.870117 2119.120117 2168.27002 2168.27002 77270240000 -0.001234451
10/1/2016 2164.330078 2169.600098 2114.719971 2126.149902 2126.149902 73196630000 -0.019425679
11/1/2016 2128.679932 2214.100098 2083.790039 2198.810059 2198.810059 88299760000 0.034174522
12/1/2016 2200.169922 2277.530029 2187.439941 2238.830078 2238.830078 75251240000 0.018200762
1/1/2017 2251.570068 2300.98999 2245.129883 2278.870117 2278.870117 70483180000 0.017884358
2/1/2017 2285.590088 2371.540039 2271.649902 2363.639893 2363.639893 69162420000 0.03719816
3/1/2017 2380.129883 2400.97998 2322.25 2362.719971 2362.719971 81547770000 -0.000389197
4/1/2017 2362.340088 2398.159912 2328.949951 2384.199951 2384.199951 65265670000 0.009091209
5/1/2017 2388.5 2418.709961 2352.719971 2411.800049 2411.800049 79607170000 0.011576251
6/1/2017 2415.649902 2453.820068 2405.699951 2423.409912 2423.409912 81002490000 0.004813775
7/1/2017 2431.389893 2484.040039 2407.699951 2470.300049 2470.300049 63169400000 0.019348826
8/1/2017 2477.100098 2490.870117 2417.350098 2471.649902 2471.649902 70616030000 0.000546433
9/1/2017 2474.419922 2519.439941 2446.550049 2519.360107 2519.360107 66337980000 0.019302979
10/1/2017 2521.199951 2582.97998 2520.399902 2575.26001 2575.26001 70871570000 0.022188135
11/1/2017 2583.209961 2657.73999 2557.449951 2584.840088 2584.840088 95142800000 0.003720043
12/1/2017 2645.100098 2694.969971 2605.52002 2673.610107 2673.610107 65251190000 0.034342557
Average return 0.009018523
Variance 0.000734513
Standard deviation 0.027101906

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96:

Too large

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Too small

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Close

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Write a program to prompt the user to display the following menu:

Guess-Number                        Concat-names             Quit

  • If the user selects Guess-number, your program needs to call a user-defined function called int guess-number ( ). Use random number generator to generate a number between 1 – 100. Prompt the user to guess the generated number and print the following messages. Print the guessed number in main ():

Guess a number: 76

96:

Too large

10

Too small

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Close

Do you want to quit? Q

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First name                   last name                                Combined

Sue                              Smith                                       Sue Smith

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