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Free Cash Flow The following information is derived from recent financial statements of BizInc Corp.: EBIT for 2014 was $159, and Depreciation Expense for 2014 was $41. The firm's tax rate is 26%. Net Operating Working Capital (NOWC) for end of year 2013 was $63, and NOWC for end of year 2014 was $65. Net fixed assets for EOY 2013 were $124 and they were $322 for EOY 2014. All dollar figures for this question are in $Millions -- you should disregard units in all figures, including your response. The Free Cash Flow for 2014 was $(million).

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