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- Ending Cash balance = Beginning Cash balance + Net Increase
(Decrease) in cash
= $ 340000 + ($2300000 - $ 640000 - $ 220000)
= 340000 + 1440000
= $ 1,780,000 - Correct Answer = Option #1: $ 1,780,000
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