What’s the forecasted capital expenditure based on the information below?
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2,500
4,900
100
-100
Answer:
Correct answer is:
4,900
Explanation:
Forecasted capital expenditure = Net PP&E end of period + Depreciation expenses - Net PP&E beginning of period
= 17500 + 2400 - 15,000
= 4,900
Hence option B is correct and other options A, C and D are incorrect.
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