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In a reconciliation of Net Income to Cash Flow from Operations, why is Depreciation added back?
- It accounts for the cash spent on new equipment during the period.
- It is a non-cash expense that reduced Net Income but did not involve a cash outflow.
- It represents a cash inflow from the use of long-lived assets.
- It is a tax shield that increases the firm's cash balance directly.
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