ACCOUNT	YEAR
19X9	19X0	19X1
1	Net Income After Tax		61	76
2	Depreciation and Amortization		8	19
3	Accounts Receivable	decrease (increase)	(133)	(206)
4	Inventory	decrease (increase)	(225)	(483)
5	Other current assts	decrease (increase)	(6)	(1)
6	Accounts Payable	increase (decrease)	164	256
7	Accrued expenses	increase (decrease)	24	51
8	Income tax payable and Deferred Taxes	increase (decrease)	3	3
9	Other Current Liabilities	increase (decrease)	-	-
10	Other Noncurrent Liabilities	increase (decrease)	-	-
11	OPERATING CASH FLOW (OCF)		(104)	(285)
12	Marketable Securities	decrease (increase)	-	-
13	Long-Term Investment	decrease (increase)	-	-
14	Gross fixed asset	decrease (increase)	(36)	(69)
15	Nonrecurring Gain (loss)		-	-
16	Intengible and Other Noncurrent Assets	decrease (increase)	-	-
17	INVESTING CASH FLOW (ICF)		(36)	(69)
18	Cash flow before financing	(Line 11+17)	(68)	(216)
19	Short-term Bank Debt	increase (decrease)	143	348
20	Long-Term Bank Debt	increase (decrease)	-	-
21	Subordinated Debt	increase (decrease)	-	-
22	Capital Stock	increase (decrease)	-	-
23	Dividends Paid		-	-
24	Adjustments to Retained Earnings		-	-
25	Miniority Interest	increase (decrease)	-	-
26	FINANCING CASH FLOW (FCF)		143	348
27	OVERALL CASH FLOW	(Line 11+17+26)	3	(6)
28	Beginning Cash		24	27
29	Plus Operating Cash Flow	(Line 11)	(104)	(285)
30	Investing Cash Flow	(Line 17)	(36)	(69)
31	Financing Cash Flow	(Line 26)	143	348
32	Ending Cash		27	21

The document is from the Bunyan's Case, statement of cash flow. If Bunyan continued to grow at current growth rate, what would the Cash Flow Statement look like on year 19X1? Please provide the answers for year 19X1 for each row of questions and/or provide the method of calculation.