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The following table shows the account ending balances for accounts payable. Based on the change in the accounts payable balance, how would this change impact the current year cash flow? Account Title Year 1 - Current Year Year 2- Prior Year Accounts Payable $12,000 $10,000 $2,500 decrease to investing cash flows $2,500 decrease to financing cash flows $2,500 increase to operating cash flows $2.500 increase to financing cash flows $2,500 decrease to operating cash flows $2.500 increase to investing cash flows Question 17 4.75 pts The following table shows the account ending balances for accounts receivable. Based on the change in the accounts receivable balance, how would this change impact the current year cash flow? Account Title Year 1- Current Year Year 2- Prior Year Accounts Receivable $15,000 $10,000 @ $5,000 decrease to financing cash flows $5,000 increase to operating cash flows $5,000 increase to financing cash flows $5,000 increase to investing cash flows $5,000 decrease to operating cash flows $5,000 decrease to investing cash flows Question 20 4.75 pts A $1,000,000 bond is issued on 7/1. The transaction is recorded on 7/1 by the UCF Bicycle Vending Machine Company as: (Select ALL that apply) Credit to Bonds Payable Debit to Cash Credit to Current Portion Long-term Debt Debit to Bonds Payable Debit to Accounts Receivable Credit to Accounts Receivable Debit to Current Portion Long-term Debt Credit to Cash Question 21 4.75 pts Baloney Sandwiches as a $128.000.000 lei