Case X: Case Y: Compute cash received from customers Sales Accounts receivable, Beginning balance Accounts receivable,...

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Case X: Case Y: Compute cash received from customers Sales Accounts receivable, Beginning balance Accounts receivable, Ending balance Compute cash paid for rent Rent expense Rent payable, Beginning balance Rent payable, Ending balance $ 840,000 35,000 48,300 $ 144,500 8,300 6,806 Case Z: Compute cash paid for inventory Cost of goods sold $ 622,000 Inventory, Beginning balance 192,820 Accounts payable, Beginning balance Inventory, Ending balance 80,984 158,112 Accounts payable, Ending balance 100,420 For each of the above three separate cases, use the information provided about the current- year operations of Sahim Company to compute the required cash flow information. Assume all purchases and sales of inventory are on credit. Case X: Cash received from customers Case Y: Cash paid for rent Case Z: Cash paid for inventory Case X: Case Y: Compute cash received from customers Sales Accounts receivable, Beginning balance Accounts receivable, Ending balance Compute cash paid for rent Rent expense Rent payable, Beginning balance Rent payable, Ending balance $ 840,000 35,000 48,300 $ 144,500 8,300 6,806 Case Z: Compute cash paid for inventory Cost of goods sold $ 622,000 Inventory, Beginning balance 192,820 Accounts payable, Beginning balance Inventory, Ending balance 80,984 158,112 Accounts payable, Ending balance 100,420 For each of the above three separate cases, use the information provided about the current- year operations of Sahim Company to compute the required cash flow information. Assume all purchases and sales of inventory are on credit. Case X: Cash received from customers Case Y: Cash paid for rent Case Z: Cash paid for inventory