How much were the receipts from customers of Koronadal Gardens?If the balance of accounts receivables increased by P80,000 during this year, what was the credit sales?How much were the payments to suppliers and employees of Koronadal Gardens?How much was the cash flow from the operating activities of Koronadal Gardens?How much was the cash flow from the investing activities of Koronadal Gardens?How much was the cash flow from the financing activities of Koronadal Gardens?> A summary of the entries in the cash ledger account of Koronadal Gardens for the Month of July 2020 showed the following:• Cash from Accounts ReceivableP400,000.00• Cash SalesP250,000.00• Dividends ReceivedP100,000.00• Cash from Issuance of Shares P600,000.00Payments for Accounts PayableP300,000.00Payments of WagesP150,000.00• Purchase of LandP200,000.00Payment of DividendsP200,000.00• Purchase of Service VehicleP450,000.00• Payment of TaxesP150,000.00• Payment of InterestP50,000.00

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How much were the receipts from customers of Koronadal Gardens? If the balance of accounts receivables increased by P80,000 during this year, what was the credit sales? How much were the payments to suppliers and employees of Koronadal Gardens?