What is the net change in non-cash working capital that would appear on the cash flow statement given the following: i) Increase in cash of $500 ii) Increase in accounts receivables of $800 ii) Decrease in inventories of $350 iv) Decrease in prepaid expenses of $225 v) Increase in PP&E of $950 vi) Increase in accounts payable of $400

$175

Explanation:  

The change in non-cash working capital that would appear on the cash flow statement is calculated as:      

Increase in accounts receivable                              -$800

Decrease in inventories                                             $350

Decrease in prepaid expenses                                  $225

Increase in accounts payable                                    $400                              

Change in Non-Cash Working Capital  --)                  $175

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