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4. Check out the most recent financial statements for a major U.S. corporation. Go to the company's website and find the link to investor relations. (This may take a bit of searching. Not all corporate websites are laid out the same way, but almost all of them contain a link to investor relations or investor information. It is often at the top of the home page.) From the investor relations page, look for a link to the company's annual report. The financial statements will be presented in this report, along with a lot of other information. Use information from these financial statements to answer the following questions: 2. What amount of revenue did the firm earn in the most recent year? b. What was its net income? Did it earn a profit or a loss? c. How much cash did the company have? d. What was the value of its accounts receivableand what does this number represent? e. What was the total amount of current liabilities? What does this value represent? f. What was the company's net cash flow from investing activities