How to solve

Use this financial statement information to answer the Questions $9$ through $15$ below.

What is the Year n net income $($This question is worth $0\mathrm{.}25$ points$)$

a$.$ $$10,000$

b$.$ $$8,000$

c$.$ $$4,800$

d$.$ $$3,200$

e$.$ None of the above

QUESTION $10$

What is the total current liabilities for Year $n?($This question is worth $0\mathrm{.}25$ points$)$

a$.$ $$7,800$

b$.$ $$13,200$

c$.$ $$13,300$

d$.$ $$6,500$

e$.$ $$7,500$

f$.$ None of the above

QUESTION $12$

What is the retained earnings for Year n$-1?($This question is worth $0\mathrm{.}25$ points$)$

a$.$ $$15,300$

b$.$ $$5,000$

c$.$ $$9,350$

d$.$ $$10,300$

e$.$ $$14,350$

f$.$ None of the above

PLEASE ALSO ANSWER THESE THREE QUESTIONS THAT IS NOT PROVIDED IN PICTURE:

QUESTION $13$

What is the retained earnings for year n$-1?$

a$.$ $$15,300$

b$.$ $$5,000$

c$.$ $$9,000$

d$.$$$10,300$

e$.$$$14,350$

f$.$ None of the above

QUESTION $14$

Answer this question using the statement below

Statement: operating income for year n is $$10,000$

a$.$ The statement is true

b$.$ Earning before interest and taxes is $$10,000$

c$.$ Operating income shows how well the company is operating its business rather than how a company finances its operatins

d$.$ To get operating income of $$10,000,$ operating expenses as well as depreciation and amortization were subtracted from sales

e$.$ From a purely cash flow perspective, depreciation and amortization is not cash actually flowing out of the company during the income statement period but its nevertheless considered an expense in the period

f$.$ All of the above is true