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Correct option is option (A)$131000.
Explanation- Amount of cash flows provided by its operating activities:
Net income $105000
Add: Non cash item(depreciation). $15000
Less: Ending balance of accounts receivable ($13000)
Add: Ending balance of accounts payable 24000
Cash Flows provided by operating activities $131000
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