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Option ( C ).
Total cash payments for the company = Cost of goods sold + opening inventory - closing inventory + accounts payable at the beginning + accounts payable at the end
Total cash payments for the company = $737,000 + $217,000 - $203,300 + $95,300 - $101,000
Total cash payments for the company = $745,000
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