Question: Module For operating cash flow I used net income + depreciation but my professor states that is the wrong answer. Is there another way to

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For operating cash flow I used net income + depreciation but my professor states that is the wrong answer. Is there another way to calculate operating cost? If so can you please show me and explain? Thank you

Sales 1,100,000 1,100,000
Operating costs (excluding depreciation) 1100000.000 0.70 770,000.00
EBITDA 1100000.000 770,000 330,000.000
Depreciation 205,000 0.15 30,750.00
EBIT 330,000 30,750 299,250
Interest Expense 100,000
EBT 299,250 100,000 199,250
Taxes*** 60957.5 60,958
Net Income 199,250 60,958 138,292
Common Dividends 110634 11,064
Addition to Retained Earnings 138292.5 11,063 127,229
Operating Cash Flow= 138,292 30,750 169,042

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