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Michael Figueroa
6,315 PointsNot sure what format you want the numbers in for question number 6. Only the millions or the full number?
Per my math the answer should be 17296000000 and no need to round to the nearest million as there are no fractional millions in the report. Not sure how to format the number to get this accepted.
2 Answers
Michael Watson
Treehouse TeacherHi Michael Figueroa , I believe you are asking about this quiz question "What was Amazon’s total free cash flow for fiscal year 2018 rounded to the nearest million?" If not please point me to the question you are asking about :)
Anyhow, if that is the indeed the question you are asking about...yes round to the nearest millions, and remember free cash flow = operating cash flow + investing cash flow . The inputs for this formula can be found here.
Steven Parker
229,783 PointsSo it is not only "rounded to the nearest million", but the value should also be expressed in millions. I was able to satisfy the quiz using the Yahoo! source referenced here.
In my previous attempt, I was using the 10-K directly from sec.gov and took the value from the line actually labeled as "Free cash flow", which they apparently get from net cash +(-) PPE. It is about $1B too high compared to the value I got this way.
Piotr Manczak
Front End Web Development Techdegree Graduate 28,940 PointsYeah man. Thanks to your answer I have finally managed to get the final badge. You are my hero.
Enock Manyatera
7,900 Pointswhat is the answer of the previous question
Steven Parker
229,783 PointsSteven Parker
229,783 PointsSince the answer to the previous question was specified in millions, I expect this one to be also.
But I have to admit I didn't not get this question either. I figured I was just calculating it incorrectly or starting with the wrong line of the form. I did have a different number than what you show here, though.